Meaning & use
Inarguable
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So clearly true or correct that it cannot reasonably be disputed.
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The statistics presented an inarguable case for the new policy.
It's inarguable that the team played better in the second half.
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Formed from 'argue' plus the negating prefix 'in-' and suffix '-able,' literally meaning 'not able to be argued against.'
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