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indubitable

adjectiveISEE/SSAT hard word/ɪnˈduː.bɪ.tə.bəl/

Meaning: too certain to be doubted or questioned

indubitable in a sentence

How indubitable is used in real sentences:

The dated photographs provided indubitable proof that the building once stood there.

The telescope supplied indubitable confirmation of the planet's existence.

“What seemed indubitable was narrower: privacy altered what many respondents were willing to report.”
— from the passage Answers Behind a Screen

Synonyms for indubitable

Other words for indubitable — certain, indisputable and undeniable — carry the same meaning.

Antonyms of indubitable

Words that mean the opposite of indubitable:

Where it comes from

From Latin indubitabilis, meaning 'not doubtful.'

Memory hook

IN-DUBITABLE has no DUBious doubt: it is unquestionably true.

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