Indisputable
Unable to be questioned or denied; beyond dispute; clearly true or certain.
adjectiveIndisputable
Unable to be questioned or denied; beyond dispute; clearly true or certain.
adjectiveImagine This
Imagine a courtroom where every piece of evidence—fingerprints, timelines, expert testimony—adds up perfectly. The judge stamps a verdict across the file: INDISPUTABLE, and everyone nods in agreement.
Sounds Like
IN-dih-SPYOO-tuh-buhl
Looks Like
Looks like 'in' + 'disputable' (the negating prefix in- before disputable).
Remember This
Remember: in- means not, and indisputable describes something so definite that it cannot be argued.
Other Forms
Connect With
undeniable, unquestionable, incontestable, unassailable, incontrovertible
Note
Commonly used with facts, evidence, or conclusions. Do not confuse with similar-looking words like 'indispensable' (essential) or 'undisputed' (not contested but not necessarily as strong as indisputable).