Meaning & use
Indubitable
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Not able to be doubted; unquestionably true or certain.
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The fingerprint evidence provided indubitable proof of his presence at the scene.
Her talent as a violinist was indubitable from her very first performance.
A note on using this word
Combines the negative prefix 'in-' with the Latin 'dubitare', to doubt, the same root found in 'dubious'.
Words with a similar meaning
undeniableunquestionable
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Words with an opposite meaning
doubtfulquestionable
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