undeniable

/,ʌndi'naiəbl/

Thân thiện

The evidence presented in court was undeniable.

Definition

Adjective: * Not possible to deny; unquestionably true or excellent: Used to describe something that is so obviously true, real, or good that it cannot be reasonably argued against or disputed.

Usage and Examples

• Describing an objective fact or truth:
  • The evidence of climate change is undeniable.
  • It is an undeniable fact that the Earth orbits the Sun.
• Describing a quality or characteristic that is clearly evident:
  • She has an undeniable talent for music.
  • The film's undeniable charm won over the critics.
• Emphasizing that something is definitively good or bad:
  • This is an undeniable improvement over the old system.
  • The project was an undeniable success.

Advanced Usage

• "Undeniable" is often used to introduce or emphasize a point that the speaker believes is beyond argument. It carries a strong, definitive tone.
  • Undeniable progress has been made in the peace talks.
• It can be used in a concessive structure, acknowledging a point before making a counter-argument.
  • While his talent is undeniable, his work ethic needs improvement.

Variants and Related Words

• Undeniably (adverb): In a way that cannot be denied.
  • She is undeniably the best candidate for the job.
• Deniable (adjective): Able to be denied. (This is the direct antonym, though less common).

Synonyms

• Indisputable
• Incontrovertible
• Irrefutable
• Unquestionable
• Incontestable

Antonyms

• Deniable
• Debatable
• Questionable
• Disputable
• Dubious

Học thuật

Adjective

1. not possible to deny