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indisputability

indisputability

8.8
A quality of being impossible to doubt when proof is clear
  • noun
  • /ˌɪndɪˌspjuːtəˈbɪləti/
  • Formal
translation icon : indiscutibilidad
  • Her explanation was so thorough that the indisputability of her argument left no room for doubt.

Examples

  • The indisputability of the scientific data convinced everyone at the conference.

  • 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.

    Academic text (2003)
  • But Mudear did that regularly with her girls, said something so true, so insightful that it would fairly take their breath away in its indisputability.

    Fiction book (1993)
  • Only those men who proclaim the faith from the highest hills (safe from rising tides of people subjected to bigger and bigger waves of carbon taxes) will not need to throw themselves under the wheels of the climate wagon as an act of faith to the indisputability of climate science.

    Blog text (22)
  • The evidence provided in the report demonstrated the indisputability of the claim that climate change is accelerating.

Synonyms

indubitability
vsindisputability
  • Formal
9.9

Complete certainty that something is true

is the same meaning but written with a different suffix
unquestionability
vsindisputability
9.2

A fact or claim that people cannot doubt

is the same meaning but uses a different noun ending
incontrovertibleness
vsindisputability
  • Formal
9.9

A quality that cannot be questioned or denied

is the same meaning but appears in another word form
incontrovertibility
vsindisputability
  • Formal
9.9

A fact or idea that cannot be doubted

is the same meaning but differs in word formation
unquestionableness
vsindisputability
9.1

A quality that cannot be doubted

is the same meaning but uses a different written form

Antonyms

The fact that something may not be true or reliable

How Certain

indisputability
  • Formal
8.8
certainty
  • Literature
202 3.4
credibility
462 4.0
likelihood
274 3.6
plausibility
11 7.0
possibility
2.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

indisputability = indisputable (transparent) = in + dispute + able + ity

Adding '-ity' to the adjective 'indisputable' straightforwardly forms a noun meaning the quality or state of being indisputable.

Etymology

Indisputability breaks into in- 'not', dispute 'argue', and -ability 'can be'. It literally means 'not able to be argued', so indisputability is the state of being something no one can doubt.