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Indisputable (Adjective)

Not open to question; obviously true; "undeniable guilt"; "indisputable evidence of a witness".

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The scientist provided indisputable evidence that the new theory was correct, and it was accepted by the entire academic community.
Based on the overwhelming evidence, the defendant's guilt was indisputable.
After the release of the confidential documents, the firm's involvement in the scandal became indisputable.
The movie's historical accuracy has been an indisputable fact that has been praised by critics.
The DNA results provided indisputable proof that the two were siblings.

Impossible to doubt or dispute; "indisputable (or sure) proof".

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The evidence provided in the court case was indisputable and proved the defendant's guilt beyond a shadow of a doubt.
After years of research, scientists have finally found an indisputable link between the consumption of sugary drinks and the increased risk of heart disease.
The expert's credentials were indisputable, making him the most qualified person to testify in the trial.
The archaeological findings were indisputable proof that the ancient civilization once thrived in the area.
The winner's margin of victory was indisputable, with a clear 20-point lead over the closest competitor.