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unquestionable

/ʌnˈkwes.tʃə.nə.bəl/

Tradução: Descreve algo tão certo ou evidente que não pode ser contestado ou posto em dúvida.

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Relações da palavra

adjective

/ʌnˈkwes.tʃə.nə.bəl/C1formal
  • ptDescreve algo tão certo ou evidente que não pode ser contestado ou posto em dúvida.

Describes something that is so certain or obvious that it cannot be doubted or questioned.

  1. IndisputableB2formal

    Not able to be doubted or questioned; absolutely certain.

    ptInquestionável

    • Her talent is unquestionable; she won every competition she entered.
    • The evidence presented was unquestionable and led to a swift verdict.
    • His dedication to the project is unquestionable.

    Sinônimosbeyond doubtcertaincleardefiniteincontrovertibleindisputableirrefutableundeniableunmistakable

    Antônimosambiguousdebatabledisputabledoubtfulequivocalquestionableuncertain

  2. AuthenticB2formal

    Not counterfeit or copied; genuine.

    ptAutêntico

    • The museum confirmed the painting was an unquestionable original.
    • The signature on the document was unquestionable.
    • They deal in unquestionable antiques.

    Antônimoscounterfeitfakeforged

  3. Beyond DoubtB2formal

    Not open to question; accepted as true by everyone.

    ptIndiscutível

    • The fact that the earth orbits the sun is unquestionable.
    • His authority on the subject is unquestionable.
    • The team's victory was unquestionable after such a dominant performance.

    Sinônimosbeyond doubtcertaindefiniteincontestableincontrovertibleindisputableirrefutablesureunambiguousundeniable

    Antônimosambiguousdebatabledisputabledoubtfulequivocalindefinitequestionableuncertain

Formas
  • more unquestionable comparative form
  • most unquestionable superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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