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unquestionability

unquestionability

9.2
A fact or claim that people cannot doubt
  • noun
  • /ˌʌnkwɛsʧəˈnæbɪlɪti/
translation icon : indubitabilidad
  • The unquestionability of his statements impressed everyone.

Examples

  • The lawyer emphasized the unquestionability of the evidence to the jury.

  • The unquestionability of his reputation made him a trusted leader.

  • Many admired the unquestionability of her scientific findings.

  • Her unquestionability as a leader is widely recognized.

  • The unquestionability of the evidence made it impossible for the jury to dispute the verdict.

  • His confident demeanor added to the unquestionability of his claims during the debate.

  • The scientist emphasized the unquestionability of her findings, leaving no room for doubt.

Synonyms

infallibility
vsunquestionability
7 8.9

Being unable to make mistakes

refers to being impossible to doubt rather than incapable of error
sureness
vsunquestionability
1 3.6

A feeling of confidence and certainty without doubt

is an objective quality rather than a personal feeling of confidence
indubitability
vsunquestionability
  • Formal
9.9

Complete certainty that something is true

is the same sense expressed with a different word form
indisputability
vsunquestionability
  • Formal
8.8

A quality of being impossible to doubt when proof is clear

is the same objective certainty phrased in a different term
unquestionableness
vsunquestionability
9.1

A quality that cannot be doubted

is the same idea but presented as a general quality
incontrovertibility
vsunquestionability
  • Formal
9.9

A fact or idea that cannot be doubted

expresses the same indisputability but with a more formal tone
incontrovertibleness
vsunquestionability
  • Formal
9.9

A quality that cannot be questioned or denied

means similarly but uses a different noun form for the state
unassailability
vsunquestionability
9.8

A state in which something cannot be attacked, questioned, or defeated

focuses only on inability to be doubted or disputed, not attack

Antonyms

The fact that something may not be true or reliable

A feeling of not being sure about something

How Certain

unquestionability
9.2
uncertainty
296 4.0
doubt
1.6

Surface Forms

Morphology

unquestionability = unquestionable (transparent) = un + question + able + ity

Standard noun formation from the adjective 'unquestionable' using the productive suffix '-ity'.

Etymology

Unquestionability is made from un- meaning 'not', question meaning 'to ask or doubt', and -ability meaning 'the quality of', so it names the 'quality of not being doubted'.