unquestionable
unquestionable — adjective
- unquestionablepositive
- more unquestionablecomparative
- most unquestionablesuperlative
1. so clear or certain that no reasonable person would doubt it
so clear or certain that no reasonable person would doubt it
The security video gave the police unquestionable proof of the theft.
collocation: unquestionable proof of ...
After the final goal, Olivia's value to the team was unquestionable.
When the lab results arrived, Mei's diagnosis seemed unquestionable.
The judge said the child had an unquestionable right to speak.
By sunrise, the flood damage in the village was unquestionable.
- undeniable
close in meaning, often a little more emotional or emphatic
- indisputable
very formal, especially in legal or academic contexts
- certain
broader and more everyday, not always as forceful
- questionable
suggests there is reason to doubt it
- doubtful
emphasizes uncertainty rather than full confidence
用法筆記
Often used in formal writing with nouns like evidence, right, or authority. It is stronger than clear because it suggests that doubting the point would be unreasonable.