indubitably in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for indubitably in the English»Spanish Dictionary

indubitably [Am ɪnˈd(j)ubədəbli, Brit ɪnˈdjuːbɪtəbli] ADV form

indubitably

indudablemente

indubitably

indiscutiblemente

indubitably in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for indubitably in the English»Spanish Dictionary

indubitably [ɪnˈdju:bɪtəbli, Am -ˈdu:bɪt̬ə-] ADV form

indubitably

indudablemente

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The resulting prejudice to national heritage and history is indubitably incalculable.

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These transitional goals indicate indubitably the correct course for implementing human rights in a continuous process with measurable criteria.

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Although there will indubitably be more recordings in the coming years, these performances are already evidence of a promising chemistry.

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The show indubitably has moments that can make any adult and child alike walk away smiling with a natural ease.

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Quietly but indubitably, tech tourism has become a thing.

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Each of the above mentioned years' summers did indubitably have high-humidity heat waves as well, although 1988 was a possible exception in some areas.

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This requirement is indubitably reflective of the actions of political parties, displaying a frightening reach of arrogance, inviting public indignation.

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Also, the corridors that once connected populations have indubitably diminished.

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No need for attribution when the movement is as indubitably sweeping and unequivocally singular as his.

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He told me he was a refugee, an exile and all that, which was indubitably true, and he was a badly used-up man to boot.

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