irrefutable

[ɪˈrefjʊtəbl]

irrefutable Definition

• 1. impossible to deny or disprove
• 2. undeniable
• 3. incontrovertible

Using irrefutable: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "irrefutable" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The evidence against him was irrefutable.

• Example

  The logic of his argument was irrefutable.

• Example

  The facts presented were irrefutable and could not be disputed.

irrefutable Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for irrefutable

• undeniable
• incontrovertible
• indisputable
• unassailable
• unquestionable

Antonyms for irrefutable

• refutable
• deniable
• controvertible

Phrases with irrefutable

• irrefutable proof

  evidence that is impossible to deny or disprove

  Example

  The DNA test results provided irrefutable proof of his guilt.

• irrefutable evidence

  facts or information that are impossible to deny or disprove

  Example

  The video footage was irrefutable evidence of the crime.

• irrefutable argument

  a logical reasoning that is impossible to deny or disprove

  Example

  Her irrefutable argument convinced everyone in the room.

Origins of irrefutable

from Latin 'irrefutabilis', from 'in-' (not) + 'refutare' (to refute)

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Summary: irrefutable in Brief

The term 'irrefutable' [ɪˈrefjʊtəbl] describes something that is impossible to deny or disprove. It is often used to describe evidence, arguments, or facts that are undeniable, such as 'The evidence against him was irrefutable.' 'Irrefutable' has synonyms like 'undeniable' and 'incontrovertible,' and informal equivalents like 'unbeatable' and 'unarguable.'