Agency Dictionary
Undeniable
adjectivePronunciation: /ˌʌn.dɪˈnaɪ.ə.bəl/
In Portuguese: Inegável
Philosophy & EthicsWhat does “Undeniable” mean?
Manifestly true, valid, or high in quality to the point where it cannot be disputed, overlooked, or questioned.
Etymology
From un- (negation) plus deny (from Old French denier, from Latin denegare) plus -able. The word describes something so clear and evident that any attempt to deny it is futile.
Synonyms
- indisputable
- incontrovertible
- irrefutable
- indubitable
Word family
- deny
- deniable
- denial
- undeniably
Rhymes with
- reliable
- liable
- pliable
- triable
Usage examples
If your content shows up constantly and with quality, then you are undeniable.
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Source editions
Where this entry comes from in the Agency editorial.
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