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irrefutable

/ˌɪr.ɪˈfjuː.t̬ə.bəl/
ir · ref · u · ta · ble

Adverb:irrefutably
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1

Impossible to deny, disprove, or argue against; backed by conclusive proof or logic.

Example

"The research team presented irrefutable evidence that the pollutant was entering the local water supply."

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Word Origin & Etymology

Borrowed in the late 16th century from Late Latin irrefutabilis, formed from the assimilative negative prefix in- ('not') and refutabilis, from refutare ('to drive back, repress, or disprove').

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