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Meaning of irrefutable
The primary meaning of "irrefutable" is that something cannot be denied or disproved.
Etymology of irrefutable
The word "irrefutable" originates from the Latin words "in-" (meaning not) and "refutare" (meaning to refute or disprove), with the suffix "-able" added to form an adjective.
Historically, the term has been used in philosophical, legal, and scientific contexts to describe arguments, evidence, or facts that are impossible to disprove.
Synonyms
undeniable
incontrovertible
indisputable
unquestionable
unassailable
convincing
compelling
persuasive
irresistible
inescapable
inevitable
obvious
evident
manifest
apparent
clear
certain
sure
unmistakable
undeniable
irresistible
ineluctable
irrefragable
unshakeable
impregnable
invincible
indomitable
insurmountable
unbeatable
unconquerable
invulnerable
Definitions
- Oxford Languages defines "irrefutable" as unable to be denied or disproved, or a fact or argument that is impossible to disprove.
- * It can also refer to evidence or a statement that is so strong or convincing that it cannot be refuted or denied.
Usage Examples
- The prosecution presented irrefutable evidence that proved the defendant's guilt.
- * The scientist's theory was supported by irrefutable data from multiple experiments.
- * The fact that the Earth orbits the Sun is an irrefutable truth in modern astronomy.
Antonyms
refutable
deniable
disputable
questionable
dubious
uncertain
ambiguous
inconclusive
debatable
contestable
challengeable
vulnerable
shaky
unconvincing
unpersuasive
weak
flawed
imperfect
incomplete