undoubted
undoubted — adjective
- undoubtedpositive
- more undoubtedcomparative
- most undoubtedsuperlative
1. used to say that something is so clearly true or real that there is no reason to
used to say that something is so clearly true or real that there is no reason to question it at all.
Kenji's undoubted talent as a chef earned his restaurant a Michelin star.
attributive use: undoubted talent
The new train line brought undoubted benefits to commuters in the northern suburbs.
collocation: undoubted + abstract noun (benefits)
The CEO praised Rania's undoubted negotiating skills after she helped the team finalise a fair agreement.
A long-term study from Seoul National University found undoubted evidence that weekly swimming lessons reduce stress levels in elderly patients.
With her undoubted charm, Tara could win over almost any audience.
- unquestionable
stronger formality; often used with 'truth' or 'fact'
- indisputable
focuses on evidence that cannot be argued against
- undeniable
emphasises that denial is impossible or unreasonable
- doubtful
the direct opposite; suggests uncertainty
- questionable
implies reasons to suspect or challenge the truth
文法句型
undoubted + noun
用法筆記
Overwhelmingly used before a noun (attributive position), not after a linking verb. Write 'her undoubted ability' rather than 'her ability is undoubted,' though both are grammatically possible.