undeniable
undeniable — adjective
- undeniablepositive
- more undeniablecomparative
- most undeniablesuperlative
1. so obviously correct or real that no one could disagree or argue against it — us
so obviously correct or real that no one could disagree or argue against it — used about facts, evidence, talent, or the truth of a situation
Kasia's talent for playing the piano was undeniable after her award-winning performance.
It is undeniable that the new hospital has improved medical care for local families.
pattern: it + be + undeniable + that-clause
Stephanie presented undeniable evidence that the contract had been signed weeks ago.
Hassan's dedication to his patients was undeniable; he often stayed late at the clinic.
The link between regular exercise and better health is undeniable.
- indisputable
more formal; often used about facts, rights, or legal matters
- unquestionable
similar in strength, but focuses on the absence of doubt in someone's mind
- irrefutable
used mainly for arguments, evidence, or logic that cannot be disproved
- deniable
straightforward opposite; something that can be claimed to be false
- questionable
weaker opposite; doubtful or uncertain rather than certainly false
文法句型
undeniable + noun
be + undeniable
it + be + undeniable + that-clause
用法筆記
Frequently used before a noun (undeniable proof, undeniable talent) or after the verb be (the facts are undeniable). The 'it is undeniable that…' structure is common in formal and academic writing but less frequent in everyday conversation.