adverb

unquestionably

uhn-KWEHS-chuhn-uh-blee

Unquestionably (adverb) means Without any doubt; certainly. Example: “She is unquestionably the best candidate for the job.”

adverb

Without any doubt; certainly.

"She is unquestionably the best candidate for the job."

How to use unquestionably

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishBeyond any doubt — clearly and certainly true.

Common pairings

unquestionably true unquestionably the best

more unquestionably comparative, most unquestionably superlative

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She is _____ the best candidate for the job.

From unquestionable + -ly.

definitely decidedly emphatically in spades by all odds unimpeachably

very yes actually exactly certainly absolutely indeed definitely

notably probably arguably amicably suitably reliably admirably favorably miserably inexorably reasonably invariably

What does “unquestionably” mean?

The word “unquestionably” means without any doubt; certainly. In plain terms, beyond any doubt — clearly and certainly true.

How do you pronounce “unquestionably”?

“Unquestionably” is pronounced uhn-KWEHS-chuhn-uh-blee (/ʌnˈkwɛs.t͡ʃən.ə.bli/ in IPA).

How do you use “unquestionably” in a sentence?

Here is “unquestionably” used in a sentence: “She is unquestionably the best candidate for the job.”

What part of speech is “unquestionably”?

“Unquestionably” is an adverb.

very yes actually exactly certainly absolutely indeed definitely