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Meanings of inarguable in anglès

Against which no argument can be made.

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Usage of inarguable in anglès
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It seems to show us evolution in action on an inarguable scale.
A Case of Conscience
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There has to be an inarguable corpse, and if possible, a local culprit.
Cities in Flight
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For those seeking some individualisation, this Limited Edition variant will have inarguable appeal.
The South African
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Turkey, like any other state, has an inarguable right to uphold her territorial integrity.
The Irish Times
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Well, it's inarguable that enough people are out there, each one a value shopper.
Wired
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This premise -that a beautiful space enhances wellbeing -is admirable and inarguable.
The Guardian
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But what is inarguable is that in Wales rugby matters.
The Irish Times
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Three rounds are not enough, plainly, to establish inarguable dominance.
The Guardian
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He had intended to answer her still-lingering surprise at the prohibition with an inarguable case.
In the night room: a novel
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Perhaps in a few years' time, shapewear will be as inarguable as lipstick and stilettos.
Independent.ie
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Besides, anything that could get the two of them to agree was almost certainly inarguable.
Dexter is Delicious: A Novel
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I said nothing, because the logic was inarguable.
Revival
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It's inarguable that the television industry is changing.
Wired
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And for once the inarguable logic of engineering and the science of mechanics failed Niall Dunne.
Carte Blanche
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Sturgeon argues an SNP majority would give her an inarguable mandate to call a second independence referendum.
The Guardian
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As it settled obediently beside them, Chris saw that there were several inarguable bullet holes in it.
Cities in Flight
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