incontrovertibleness
- noun
- /ˌɪnkənˈtrəːvərtɪblnəs/
- Formal
- The incontrovertibleness of the evidence was clear to everyone.
Examples
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The incontrovertibleness of the evidence made acquittal impossible for the defendant.
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Her argument was based on the incontrovertibleness of the facts.
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Historians often debate the incontrovertibleness of certain so-called facts.
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She spoke with such conviction and incontrovertibleness that no one dared challenge her conclusions.
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The incontrovertibleness of the evidence made it clear that the accused was guilty.
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She presented the data with such incontrovertibleness that her peers unanimously accepted her findings.
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Everyone recognized the incontrovertibleness of the scientific consensus on climate change.
Synonyms
A quality of being impossible to doubt when proof is clear
Complete certainty that something is true
A fact or claim that people cannot doubt
A fact or idea that cannot be doubted
A quality that cannot be doubted
How Certain
Surface Forms
Morphology
incontrovertibleness = incontrovertible (transparent) = in + controvert + ible + ness
Adding '-ness' to the adjective 'incontrovertible' straightforwardly forms a noun meaning the state or quality of being incontrovertible.
Etymology
Incontrovertibleness starts with in- meaning 'not' and shares its middle part with controversy, a word about people 'turning against' an idea. So incontrovertibleness is the quality of being 'not able to be argued against', in other words, unquestionable.