ir·refu·table [ˌɪrɪˈfju:təbl̩] ADJ 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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Both analyses concur that other evidence could show criminality; the concerns were not irrefutable.
en.wikipedia.org Emphasis is placed on the power of film, both to record irrefutable evidence of environmental injustice and to create strong campaigning messages.
en.wikipedia.org No study has established irrefutable evidence that any drug is an effective treatment for aphasia therapy.
en.wikipedia.org But when you put them together, then the whole picture becomes irrefutable.
en.wikipedia.org And this album is irrefutable proof of this.
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