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undeniably

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Pronunciation: US /ˌʌndɪˈnaɪəbli/

undeniably means: Used to say that something is certainly true, even if people might wish otherwise.

adverb

CERTAINLY TRUEC1

Used to say that something is certainly true, even if people might wish otherwise.

  • Undeniably, we made a mistake.
  • She is undeniably the best player on the team.
  • The plan was expensive but undeniably a success.

Similar words: certainly, unquestionably, indisputably

Common phrases: undeniably the best, undeniably a success, undeniably true

CLEARLY TRUEC1

To a degree that is clearly true and cannot reasonably be questioned.

  • The new room is undeniably brighter.
  • Her voice was undeniably beautiful.
  • Their results have improved undeniably.

Similar words: unquestionably, indisputably

Common phrases: undeniably different, undeniably talented, undeniably better

Questions about undeniably

What does undeniably mean?

Used to say that something is certainly true, even if people might wish otherwise.

What is undeniably in other languages?

Türkçe: tartışmasız · Español: indudablemente · Français: indéniablement · Deutsch: zweifellos · Italiano: indubbiamente · 日本語: 間違いなく

How do you pronounce undeniably?

It is pronounced /ˌʌndɪˈnaɪəbli/.

How do you use undeniably in a sentence?

Undeniably, we made a mistake. She is undeniably the best player on the team.

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