indisputably

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indisputably — 副詞

1. in a way that cannot be questioned or argued against; used to say that something

1.副詞B2
釋義

無庸置疑地

以無法被質疑或否認的方式

in a way that cannot be questioned or argued against; used to say that something is definitely true and accepted by everyone

例句

Xin's painting was indisputably the finest in the gallery show.

Xin 的畫作無庸置疑地是畫展中最出色的作品。

collocation: indisputably + superlative

The DNA results proved indisputably that Amara was the child's mother.

DNA 檢測結果無庸置疑地證明了 Amara 是孩子的母親。

indisputably + that-clause

常見搭配
  • indisputably true
  • indisputably clear
  • indisputably the best
  • indisputably prove
同義詞
  • undoubtedly

    more common in everyday speech; slightly less forceful

  • unquestionably

    stronger: means there is literally no room for doubt

  • undeniably

    emphasises that even a reluctant observer must accept the truth

  • incontrovertibly

    most formal; used mainly in legal or academic writing

反義詞
  • arguably

    suggests there is room for disagreement

  • questionably

    implies doubt about the truth of a statement

文法句型

indisputably + superlative

indisputably + that-clause

用法筆記

Frequently used to strengthen superlatives ('the best', 'the worst') or before that-clauses. Appears mainly in formal speech and writing. Distinguish from the adjective 'indisputable': use 'indisputably' to modify verbs, adjectives, or whole clauses.

常見錯誤

He indisputably might win the election.
He is indisputably the strongest candidate.
'Indisputably' marks certainty; it cannot pair with uncertain words like 'might' or 'perhaps'.
She spoke indisputable well at the debate.
She spoke indisputably well at the debate.
Use the adverb form 'indisputably' when modifying another adverb or adjective, not the adjective 'indisputable'.

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