indisputable
निर्विवाद
definition
adjective
a far from indisputable fact
unable to be challenged or denied.
translation of 'indisputable'
विवाद रहित,
अविवाद्य,
निश्चित
adjective
निर्विवाद
example
Those 'indisputable' findings do not prove God, but they are examples of his handiwork.
It is a commandment we obey or a proposition we seek to uphold, not an 'indisputable' natural fact like gravity.
One legal expert last night said in future it may be impossible for a prosecution to succeed unless the evidence is 'indisputable' .
Almost all Americans believe there are certain 'indisputable' facts about the case.
What he is saying is that they chose to ally themselves with anti-democratic forces - a fact which is 'indisputable' .
Sadly, political fluff and rhetoric again ignores clear 'indisputable' facts.
No, stupid as it may be, it was the fact that here was 'indisputable' proof that he would soon learn to hate me.
Now and again an 'indisputable' fact can be spotted in what the same Labour MP calls ‘the media swirls’.
No-one is foolish enough to doubt his talent, yet it remains an 'indisputable' fact that he has never won the games that really matter.
Loss of high paying jobs across the US is now an 'indisputable' fact, with many workers facing a bleak future.
It is 'indisputable' that the bomb put an end to the war.
It was 'indisputable' medical fact that the stomach was sterile, bacteria did not, could not, live there.
Smokers need to understand that the air they breathe is shared by non-smokers - that's an 'indisputable' fact.
The 'indisputable' truth is that in the first instance the statement was delivered in Vieux Fort, not Gros Islet.
It is an 'indisputable' fact that demand for healthcare will always outstrip supply.
It is indeed an 'indisputable' fact that many small and medium-sized companies have done very well in the export trade.
The certainty of mathematics would lead to correct and 'indisputable' conclusions about society and about man.
What is 'indisputable' is that they were colossally influential, spawning generations of writers desperate to mimic them.
It's a shock, I know, and I only just found out myself, but the facts are 'indisputable' .
If they become financed from the same budget as police officers, then a clear and 'indisputable' trade-off will exist.
But she is now 'indisputably' the hottest property on the British high street.
And what comes out of the oven is unquestionably, unarguably, 'indisputably' , a brick.
Baked nectarines with crushed amaretti biscuits was a lighter and 'indisputably' healthier alternative.
Dublin 4 is 'indisputably' Ireland's most expensive postcode.
‘Everyone has opportunities,’ said Chris, chest pumped up with the 'indisputability' of his wisdom.
Architecturally they are both 'indisputably' interesting, even distinguished.
To assert its 'indisputability' would be to acknowledge that we, in pre-colonial times, were literally heathens in need of enlightenment.
The 'indisputability' of this resounding ‘no’ challenges the production to animate the story in other ways.
Thus, even though the majority of previous studies seem to indicate that women will form a more ethical workforce, its 'indisputability' has not been fully established.
And in his keynote speech, the Prime Minister was 'indisputably' bold.
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