adj
irrefutable
ih-rih-FYOO-tuh-buhl
adj
1
Impossible to deny or disprove; certain beyond argument.
"The DNA evidence was irrefutable proof of his identity."
"She presented an irrefutable case backed by years of data."
How to Use Irrefutable
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishSo well proven that no one can argue against it.
Common pairings
irrefutable evidence
irrefutable proof
irrefutable logic
Word Forms
more irrefutable comparative, most irrefutable superlative
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Etymology
From Late Latin irrefūtābilis, from ir- ("not") plus refūtābilis ("able to be refuted").