Definition of undisputable in English:

undisputable

adjectiveʌndɪˈspjuːtəb(ə)l

another term for indisputable
Example sentencesExamples
- The enduring popularity of musicals is undisputable but they are, perhaps, a victim of their own success.
- Her charming personality and her undisputable knowledge of the game have earned her widespread recognition well beyond the borders of Switzerland.
- It is undisputable that without basic literacy, access to technology is virtually meaningless.
- One of the few undisputable points that industry leaders make is about a shared responsibility to tackle AIDS.
- The proposals that are still on the table represent a fair and workable compromise based on undisputable scientific findings.
- Despite their undisputable status on the electronic scene, this album doesn't bring anything new to the equation.
- I suggested the author's vivid prose was reminiscent of that to be found in this undisputable classic.
- Despite the undisputable fact that it was morning, the room was nearly pitch black.
- It is undisputable that mitosis and cytokinesis, although tightly coupled in most cells, can often be uncoupled, suggesting that these two processes are actually independent, even though they usually cooperate to bring about cell division.
- There's a definite, undisputable fun factor in putting apricots and sugar in a big pot, bringing all of it to a boil, and stirring it with a long wooden spoon like some kind of witchy decoction.

Definition of undisputable in US English:

undisputable

adjectiveˌəndəˈspyo͞odəb(ə)l

another term for indisputable
Example sentencesExamples
- Her charming personality and her undisputable knowledge of the game have earned her widespread recognition well beyond the borders of Switzerland.
- Despite their undisputable status on the electronic scene, this album doesn't bring anything new to the equation.
- The enduring popularity of musicals is undisputable but they are, perhaps, a victim of their own success.
- There's a definite, undisputable fun factor in putting apricots and sugar in a big pot, bringing all of it to a boil, and stirring it with a long wooden spoon like some kind of witchy decoction.
- It is undisputable that mitosis and cytokinesis, although tightly coupled in most cells, can often be uncoupled, suggesting that these two processes are actually independent, even though they usually cooperate to bring about cell division.
- Despite the undisputable fact that it was morning, the room was nearly pitch black.
- The proposals that are still on the table represent a fair and workable compromise based on undisputable scientific findings.
- One of the few undisputable points that industry leaders make is about a shared responsibility to tackle AIDS.
- I suggested the author's vivid prose was reminiscent of that to be found in this undisputable classic.
- It is undisputable that without basic literacy, access to technology is virtually meaningless.

词汇	undisputable
释义	Definition of undisputable in English: undisputable adjectiveʌndɪˈspjuːtəb(ə)l another term for indisputable Example sentencesExamples The enduring popularity of musicals is undisputable but they are, perhaps, a victim of their own success. Her charming personality and her undisputable knowledge of the game have earned her widespread recognition well beyond the borders of Switzerland. It is undisputable that without basic literacy, access to technology is virtually meaningless. One of the few undisputable points that industry leaders make is about a shared responsibility to tackle AIDS. The proposals that are still on the table represent a fair and workable compromise based on undisputable scientific findings. Despite their undisputable status on the electronic scene, this album doesn't bring anything new to the equation. I suggested the author's vivid prose was reminiscent of that to be found in this undisputable classic. Despite the undisputable fact that it was morning, the room was nearly pitch black. It is undisputable that mitosis and cytokinesis, although tightly coupled in most cells, can often be uncoupled, suggesting that these two processes are actually independent, even though they usually cooperate to bring about cell division. There's a definite, undisputable fun factor in putting apricots and sugar in a big pot, bringing all of it to a boil, and stirring it with a long wooden spoon like some kind of witchy decoction. Definition of undisputable in US English: undisputable adjectiveˌəndəˈspyo͞odəb(ə)l another term for indisputable Example sentencesExamples Her charming personality and her undisputable knowledge of the game have earned her widespread recognition well beyond the borders of Switzerland. Despite their undisputable status on the electronic scene, this album doesn't bring anything new to the equation. The enduring popularity of musicals is undisputable but they are, perhaps, a victim of their own success. There's a definite, undisputable fun factor in putting apricots and sugar in a big pot, bringing all of it to a boil, and stirring it with a long wooden spoon like some kind of witchy decoction. It is undisputable that mitosis and cytokinesis, although tightly coupled in most cells, can often be uncoupled, suggesting that these two processes are actually independent, even though they usually cooperate to bring about cell division. Despite the undisputable fact that it was morning, the room was nearly pitch black. The proposals that are still on the table represent a fair and workable compromise based on undisputable scientific findings. One of the few undisputable points that industry leaders make is about a shared responsibility to tackle AIDS. I suggested the author's vivid prose was reminiscent of that to be found in this undisputable classic. It is undisputable that without basic literacy, access to technology is virtually meaningless.
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