adj
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undisputed
Undisputed (adj) means Accepted by everyone as true or correct, with no argument against it. Example: “She is the undisputed champion of the tournament.”
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Accepted by everyone as true or correct, with no argument against it.
"She is the undisputed champion of the tournament."
"It is an undisputed fact that the treaty was signed in 1815."
How to use undisputed
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishSo clearly true or so clearly the best that nobody argues about it.
Common pairings
undisputed champion
undisputed fact
undisputed leader
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Word forms
- Comparative
- more undisputed
- Superlative
- most undisputed
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Etymology
From un- ("not") plus disputed, the past participle of dispute.
Synonyms
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unquestioned
unchallenged
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Rhymes for undisputed
See all rhymes for undisputed →Frequently asked questions
What does “undisputed” mean?
The word “undisputed” means accepted by everyone as true or correct, with no argument against it. In plain terms, so clearly true or so clearly the best that nobody argues about it.
How do you use “undisputed” in a sentence?
Here is “undisputed” used in a sentence: “She is the undisputed champion of the tournament.”
What part of speech is “undisputed”?
“Undisputed” is an adjective.
Is “undisputed” a common word?
“Undisputed” is an uncommon word in modern English.
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