irrefragable in Latin
irrefragable in Latin is irrefrāgābilis — irrefragable means so certainly true that it cannot be argued against.
irrefragable in Latin
irrefrāgābilis
Which cannot be refuted; clearly right, incontrovertible, indisputable, irrefutable. [from 16th c.]
What does "irrefragable" mean?
- adj So certainly true that it cannot be argued against.
- adj Too strong to be broken, or that must not be broken.
- adj (of a person) Very stubborn and unwilling to change their mind.
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What is "irrefragable" in Latin?
"irrefragable" in Latin is irrefrāgābilis. irrefragable means: So certainly true that it cannot be argued against.
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