Definition of inarguable in English:

inarguable

adjectiveɪnˈɑːɡjʊəb(ə)lˌinˈärɡyo͞oəbəl

another term for unarguable
Example sentencesExamples
- There are no obvious suspects or inarguable innocents.
- I leave it to you, dear reader, to draw the ninth, unstated lesson that seems to follow ineluctably from these eight relatively inarguable propositions.
- Her vision is nihilistic and absurd, yet, in its commitment to small-scale fantasy, an inarguable delight to behold - like a cheeky, philosophical pop-up book.
- It's inarguable that there's a network effect in which low cost of production/high page volume can make text ads amazingly lucrative - and make the Blogspots of the world wonderfully high-margin ventures.
- Sympathetic though it is, his conclusion only sounds inarguable.
- Almost all present certain arguable assertions as inarguable… and then if you go over to some other site, you'll find someone insisting the opposite is inarguable.
- Although it is inarguable that practically every scene is designed to evoke a kind of patronising sympathy for the men, nothing either of them does seems designed to inspire any sense of respect.
- It's usually defined as any religion that sticks very closely to a fundamental text (the Bible, Koran, Torah) and claims to have extracted some universal and inarguable truths.
- Because, when a ‘political figure’ becomes a ‘mythic figure’, whatever he stands for naturally becomes self-evident - and thus inarguable.
- It is inarguable that the amendment to Article 9 has conferred citizenship rights that are more liberal than any other EU country.
- Despite show-stopping good looks and inarguable talent, she just didn't seem to fit the mould for the ideal leading lady.
- As a legal matter, this conclusion is inarguable.
- This, it must be said, is pretty much inarguable.
- The speed with which this was carried out demonstrates an inarguable historical fact: the Democratic Party is an instrument of big business.
- Without an objective, inarguable method for determining victory and defeat, the very meaning of the competition is lost.
- Let me preface this by emphasizing that I do not believe that any one poll is an inarguable, accurate reflection of the electorate… and that even if one is, a lot can change between now and Election Day.
- But here's something coming that's real, replicable, and thus inarguable.
- On the face of it, some of its key findings are inarguable.
- We can have the age-old debate over whether or not song lyrics are poetry - Kelly's words and form are simpler than Plath's, for instance - but I think the value of Paul Kelly to Australian literary culture is inarguable.
- She demonstrates that a feminist interpretation of Marxism, even one based on seemingly inarguable economic or material facts, is susceptible to the prejudices of race and class.

Derivatives

inarguably

adverb

His ‘torture memo’ is inarguably a horrific piece of legal reasoning, which uses lawyerly cleverness to evade the plain sense of words and endorse the policies his superiors wanted endorsed.
Example sentencesExamples
- The film's reception in the USA will no doubt be assisted by the inarguably talented cast who made themselves available to the project.
- Spending time with these motley characters again is, inarguably, loads of fun.
- My past experience with insurance companies has been that they are always, inarguably, right, so I await with anticipation the narrative they concoct concerning this.
- Finally, it is inarguably a stunning product in terms of the sound and picture quality.

Definition of inarguable in US English:

inarguable

adjectiveˌinˈärɡyo͞oəbəl

another term for unarguable
Example sentencesExamples
- Without an objective, inarguable method for determining victory and defeat, the very meaning of the competition is lost.
- Sympathetic though it is, his conclusion only sounds inarguable.
- Almost all present certain arguable assertions as inarguable… and then if you go over to some other site, you'll find someone insisting the opposite is inarguable.
- She demonstrates that a feminist interpretation of Marxism, even one based on seemingly inarguable economic or material facts, is susceptible to the prejudices of race and class.
- This, it must be said, is pretty much inarguable.
- It is inarguable that the amendment to Article 9 has conferred citizenship rights that are more liberal than any other EU country.
- It's inarguable that there's a network effect in which low cost of production/high page volume can make text ads amazingly lucrative - and make the Blogspots of the world wonderfully high-margin ventures.
- There are no obvious suspects or inarguable innocents.
- Because, when a ‘political figure’ becomes a ‘mythic figure’, whatever he stands for naturally becomes self-evident - and thus inarguable.
- But here's something coming that's real, replicable, and thus inarguable.
- We can have the age-old debate over whether or not song lyrics are poetry - Kelly's words and form are simpler than Plath's, for instance - but I think the value of Paul Kelly to Australian literary culture is inarguable.
- The speed with which this was carried out demonstrates an inarguable historical fact: the Democratic Party is an instrument of big business.
- On the face of it, some of its key findings are inarguable.
- It's usually defined as any religion that sticks very closely to a fundamental text (the Bible, Koran, Torah) and claims to have extracted some universal and inarguable truths.
- Her vision is nihilistic and absurd, yet, in its commitment to small-scale fantasy, an inarguable delight to behold - like a cheeky, philosophical pop-up book.
- I leave it to you, dear reader, to draw the ninth, unstated lesson that seems to follow ineluctably from these eight relatively inarguable propositions.
- Although it is inarguable that practically every scene is designed to evoke a kind of patronising sympathy for the men, nothing either of them does seems designed to inspire any sense of respect.
- Despite show-stopping good looks and inarguable talent, she just didn't seem to fit the mould for the ideal leading lady.
- Let me preface this by emphasizing that I do not believe that any one poll is an inarguable, accurate reflection of the electorate… and that even if one is, a lot can change between now and Election Day.
- As a legal matter, this conclusion is inarguable.

词汇	inarguable
释义	Definition of inarguable in English: inarguable adjectiveɪnˈɑːɡjʊəb(ə)lˌinˈärɡyo͞oəbəl another term for unarguable Example sentencesExamples There are no obvious suspects or inarguable innocents. I leave it to you, dear reader, to draw the ninth, unstated lesson that seems to follow ineluctably from these eight relatively inarguable propositions. Her vision is nihilistic and absurd, yet, in its commitment to small-scale fantasy, an inarguable delight to behold - like a cheeky, philosophical pop-up book. It's inarguable that there's a network effect in which low cost of production/high page volume can make text ads amazingly lucrative - and make the Blogspots of the world wonderfully high-margin ventures. Sympathetic though it is, his conclusion only sounds inarguable. Almost all present certain arguable assertions as inarguable… and then if you go over to some other site, you'll find someone insisting the opposite is inarguable. Although it is inarguable that practically every scene is designed to evoke a kind of patronising sympathy for the men, nothing either of them does seems designed to inspire any sense of respect. It's usually defined as any religion that sticks very closely to a fundamental text (the Bible, Koran, Torah) and claims to have extracted some universal and inarguable truths. Because, when a ‘political figure’ becomes a ‘mythic figure’, whatever he stands for naturally becomes self-evident - and thus inarguable. It is inarguable that the amendment to Article 9 has conferred citizenship rights that are more liberal than any other EU country. Despite show-stopping good looks and inarguable talent, she just didn't seem to fit the mould for the ideal leading lady. As a legal matter, this conclusion is inarguable. This, it must be said, is pretty much inarguable. The speed with which this was carried out demonstrates an inarguable historical fact: the Democratic Party is an instrument of big business. Without an objective, inarguable method for determining victory and defeat, the very meaning of the competition is lost. Let me preface this by emphasizing that I do not believe that any one poll is an inarguable, accurate reflection of the electorate… and that even if one is, a lot can change between now and Election Day. But here's something coming that's real, replicable, and thus inarguable. On the face of it, some of its key findings are inarguable. We can have the age-old debate over whether or not song lyrics are poetry - Kelly's words and form are simpler than Plath's, for instance - but I think the value of Paul Kelly to Australian literary culture is inarguable. She demonstrates that a feminist interpretation of Marxism, even one based on seemingly inarguable economic or material facts, is susceptible to the prejudices of race and class. Derivatives inarguably adverb His ‘torture memo’ is inarguably a horrific piece of legal reasoning, which uses lawyerly cleverness to evade the plain sense of words and endorse the policies his superiors wanted endorsed. Example sentencesExamples The film's reception in the USA will no doubt be assisted by the inarguably talented cast who made themselves available to the project. Spending time with these motley characters again is, inarguably, loads of fun. My past experience with insurance companies has been that they are always, inarguably, right, so I await with anticipation the narrative they concoct concerning this. Finally, it is inarguably a stunning product in terms of the sound and picture quality. Definition of inarguable in US English: inarguable adjectiveˌinˈärɡyo͞oəbəl another term for unarguable Example sentencesExamples Without an objective, inarguable method for determining victory and defeat, the very meaning of the competition is lost. Sympathetic though it is, his conclusion only sounds inarguable. Almost all present certain arguable assertions as inarguable… and then if you go over to some other site, you'll find someone insisting the opposite is inarguable. She demonstrates that a feminist interpretation of Marxism, even one based on seemingly inarguable economic or material facts, is susceptible to the prejudices of race and class. This, it must be said, is pretty much inarguable. It is inarguable that the amendment to Article 9 has conferred citizenship rights that are more liberal than any other EU country. It's inarguable that there's a network effect in which low cost of production/high page volume can make text ads amazingly lucrative - and make the Blogspots of the world wonderfully high-margin ventures. There are no obvious suspects or inarguable innocents. Because, when a ‘political figure’ becomes a ‘mythic figure’, whatever he stands for naturally becomes self-evident - and thus inarguable. But here's something coming that's real, replicable, and thus inarguable. We can have the age-old debate over whether or not song lyrics are poetry - Kelly's words and form are simpler than Plath's, for instance - but I think the value of Paul Kelly to Australian literary culture is inarguable. The speed with which this was carried out demonstrates an inarguable historical fact: the Democratic Party is an instrument of big business. On the face of it, some of its key findings are inarguable. It's usually defined as any religion that sticks very closely to a fundamental text (the Bible, Koran, Torah) and claims to have extracted some universal and inarguable truths. Her vision is nihilistic and absurd, yet, in its commitment to small-scale fantasy, an inarguable delight to behold - like a cheeky, philosophical pop-up book. I leave it to you, dear reader, to draw the ninth, unstated lesson that seems to follow ineluctably from these eight relatively inarguable propositions. Although it is inarguable that practically every scene is designed to evoke a kind of patronising sympathy for the men, nothing either of them does seems designed to inspire any sense of respect. Despite show-stopping good looks and inarguable talent, she just didn't seem to fit the mould for the ideal leading lady. Let me preface this by emphasizing that I do not believe that any one poll is an inarguable, accurate reflection of the electorate… and that even if one is, a lot can change between now and Election Day. As a legal matter, this conclusion is inarguable.
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