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undisputed

British  
/ ˌʌndɪˈspjuːtɪd /

adjective

  1. not challenged or questioned; accepted

    of undisputed importance
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Lawmakers set multiple rules for deciding disputes over American parents who live abroad, but the first rule was simple and undisputed.

From Los Angeles Times

And uncertainty, at least according to one of the few undisputed truths of investing, is the one thing that the market can’t handle.

From Barron's

And uncertainty, at least according to one of the few undisputed truths of investing, is the one thing that the market can’t handle.

From Barron's

Towering Inference: The undisputed AI king is confronting a sea change in computing as “inference” emerges as a more significant demand center than training AI models.

From The Wall Street Journal

Before the Englishman's appointment in January, Robert Sanchez had been former boss Enzo Maresca's undisputed first choice for almost his entire 18‑month tenure.

From BBC

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