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Definition of irrefutable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
undeniableimpossible to deny or disprove
- The lawyer presented irrefutable evidence in court.
2.
evidencecannot be shown to be incorrect
- Her research provided irrefutable proof of the theory.
Expressions with irrefutable
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evidence or facts that completely settle a question beyond doubt
The video recording was irrefutable proof of what actually happened.
legal rule treating a fact as always true once specific conditions exist
Under this statute, the child’s age created an irrefutable presumption of incapacity.
Origin of irrefutable
Latin, irrefutabilis (unanswerable)
Terms with irrefutable included in their meaning
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evidence
irrefutable proof of someone's guilt or responsibility
irrefutable
incapable of being disproven or refuted
certainty
undeniable or irrefutable in nature
debate
irrefutable remark ending a discussion
Examples of irrefutable in a sentence
The scientist's findings were irrefutable. The lawyer presented irrefutable evidence in court. His argument was supported by irrefutable facts.
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- French:irréfutable, ...
- German:unwiderlegbar, ...
- Italian:inconfutabile, ...
- Spanish:irrefutable, incuestionable, ...
- Portuguese:irrefutável, incontestável, ...
- Chinese:无法反驳的, 无可辩驳, ...
- Japanese:反論の余地のない, 確固たる, ...
- Arabic:لا يُدْحَض, دامغ, ...
- Hebrew:בִּלְתִּי נִיתָן לְהַפְרָכָה, בִּלְתִּי נִתָּן לְהַפְרָכָה, ...
- Russian:неопровержимый, ...
- Ukrainian:незаперечний, беззаперечний, ...
- Hindi:अकाट्य, अविवादित, ...
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