What is another word for un disputable?
Pronunciation:
[ ˈʌn dɪspjˈuːtəbə͡l], [ ˈʌn dɪspjˈuːtəbəl], [ ˈʌ_n d_ɪ_s_p_j_ˈuː_t_ə_b_əl]
Synonyms for Un disputable:
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adj.
• undisputable- absolute ,
- ascertained ,
- authoritative ,
- clear ,
- conclusive ,
- confirmable ,
- definite ,
- demonstrable ,
- destined ,
- determined ,
- establishable ,
- evident ,
- firm ,
- fixed ,
- genuine ,
- guaranteed ,
- hard ,
- having down pat ,
- in the bag ,
- inarguable ,
- incontestable ,
- incontrovertible ,
- indisputable ,
- indubitable ,
- infallible ,
- irrefutable ,
- known ,
- on ice ,
- plain ,
- positive ,
- predestined ,
- provable ,
- real ,
- reliable ,
- safe ,
- salted away ,
- set ,
- sound ,
- supreme ,
- sure ,
- sure thing ,
- true ,
- trustworthy ,
- unambiguous ,
- unassailable ,
- undeniable ,
- undoubted ,
- unequivocal ,
- unerring ,
- unmistakable ,
- unquestionable ,
- verifiable .
- acknowledged ,
- admitted ,
- arbitrary ,
- assured ,
- beyond question ,
- certain ,
- decided ,
- dogmatic ,
- final ,
- not disputed ,
- recognized ,
- tyrannous ,
- unchallenged ,
- uncontested ,
- unquestioned .
- Uncontestable ,
- apparent ,
- categorical ,
- clear-cut ,
- decisive ,
- direct ,
- distinct ,
- downright ,
- explicit ,
- flat out ,
- manifest ,
- no catch ,
- no fine print ,
- no holds barred ,
- no ifs ands or buts ,
- no strings attached ,
- obvious ,
- open and shut ,
- palpable ,
- patent ,
- straight ,
- straight out ,
- straightforward ,
- undisputable ,
- univocal .
How to use "Un disputable" in context?
Un disputable is a word that has been debated for years. It is difficult to determine what it means and how to use it correctly. Surprisingly, despite the lack of a widely accepted definition, un disputable remains in use.
One way to use the word is to emphasis that something is up for debate, or that there is room for interpretation. For example, if you are discussing whether or not a particular rule is disputable, you would say that the rule is disputable.
You could also use the word to describe something that is questioned, but not necessarily proven false.
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