ir·refu·table [ˌɪrɪˈfju:təbl̩] ΕΠΊΘ form
1. irrefutable (factual, unshakable):
- irrefutable argument, proof
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- irrefutable argument, proof
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2. irrefutable (incontestable):
- irrefutable
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By his irrefutable arguments he also strengthed the belief of the people who stood by his uncle.
en.wikipedia.org All tunnel and underground excavation works have irrefutable draining effects, which impact the ground water levels drastically and may even lead to major changes in landscapes.
en.wikipedia.org These cuttings were examined carefully, during which graduate students working for him found microscopic iron spherules to him irrefutable evidence of an impact crater.
en.wikipedia.org He attempted to disprove them, but in the face of irrefutable evidence finally admitted them.
en.wikipedia.org The resulting gene map provided irrefutable evidence for the existence of the polyprotein, the only polypeptide that poliovirus synthesizes.
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