unarguable's Usage Examples:

of trademark, and a way of indicating that a graffito was complete and unarguable.

Chortle describing part of the epic beat poem Storm as "the most succinct, unarguable rejoinder to 'alternative medicine' that you will find anywhere" and Rave.

great believer in the linguist's thesis, but Fabra had not yet become the unarguable referent of the codification of contemporary Catalan.

Australia struck out the statement of claim of the plaintiffs as being unarguable.

for The Guardian wrote that "Wilkinson gathers and binds a pretty much unarguable case for persisting in trying to overturn Brexit.

that any conclusions drawn from analysis of the database are valid and unarguable, and (in a technical context) the database may be duplicated to a backup.

"Judge throws out 'unarguable' case alleging Stonewall's 'pro-trans bias' influenced Crown Prosecution.

woman has to be forced to breast feed her child” though they admitted the unarguable health benefits of breastfeeding.

just another show that wants to make fun while also making essentially unarguable points about modern manners.

I do not regard it as an unarguable proposition that a challenge to the referendum could have been launched.

twelve-week run at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in 1997, his "performance of unarguable greatness" (The New York Observer) had Newsweek hailing him as "a world-class.

business helps to secure the required resources, demonstrates clear and unarguable value, and raises the visibility of CD in the organization.

performances, he would regularly challenge the race stewards with the unarguable logic of "My race, my rules"; a phrase that is as pointless now as it.

" "We think it virtually unarguable that rational jurors could find that the defendant and his associates.

however this application was dismissed as being erroneous and "entirely unarguable".

What's definitely unarguable, though, that this particular package has much better presentation than.

' These texts constitute unarguable proof that the Prophet (s.

papers in an editorial titled, "Coping with Peer Rejection": [T]here are unarguable faux pas in our history.

" This is evident in Jones' Duck Amuck (1953), "one of the few unarguable masterpieces of American animation" according to Schneider.

it would require very clear authority to convince a court that it is unarguable that the manufacturer is liable.

Synonyms:

incontestible; incontestable; inarguable;

Antonyms:

shakable; deniable; questionable; contestable;