indubitable
Americanadjective
adjective
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Other Word Forms
- indubitability noun
- indubitableness noun
- indubitably adverb
Etymology
Origin of indubitable
From the Latin word indubitābilis, dating back to 1615–25. See in- 3, dubitable
Example Sentences
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But now this truth is indubitable, because it turns out Don Jr flies coach.
From The Guardian
In short, the simplest, easiest, obvious and now all but indubitable answer is that Jefferson was the father.
From Washington Post
Leonard’s achievement is indubitable, and, you could say, implicitly “structural.”
From Washington Post
How things that seem obvious and indubitable in Northwest D.C. or Brooklyn could play a bit differently elsewhere.
From Washington Post
Given Mr. Cosby’s superstardom, money and power, it is indubitable that he could have, and probably did, have completely consensual sex with many attractive women.
From Washington Times
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