adjective
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undeniable
uhn-dih-NEYE-uh-buh
Undeniable (adjective) means So clearly true that it cannot reasonably be argued against. Example: “The evidence against him was undeniable.”
adjective
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So clearly true that it cannot reasonably be argued against.
"The evidence against him was undeniable."
"There's an undeniable chemistry between the two lead actors."
How to use undeniable
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishSo obviously true that no one could reasonably argue otherwise.
Common pairings
undeniable fact
undeniable talent
undeniable proof
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Etymology
From un- + deny + -able — literally, "not able to be denied."
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What does “undeniable” mean?
The word “undeniable” means so clearly true that it cannot reasonably be argued against. In plain terms, so obviously true that no one could reasonably argue otherwise.
How do you pronounce “undeniable”?
“Undeniable” is pronounced uhn-dih-NEYE-uh-buh (/ˌʌn.dɪˈnaɪ.(j)ə.bəɫ/ in IPA).
How do you use “undeniable” in a sentence?
Here is “undeniable” used in a sentence: “The evidence against him was undeniable.”
What part of speech is “undeniable”?
“Undeniable” is an adjective.
Is “undeniable” a common word?
“Undeniable” is an uncommon word in modern English.
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