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Meanings of irrefutable in English
Usage of irrefutable in English
1
The argument was irrefutable; Mrs. Martin agreed; and yet the canker spread.
2
Henry considered quitting, the evidence long irrefutable, but he couldn't let go.
3
She held up her wrist, displaying the time as her irrefutable data.
4
This is irrefutable evidence of the importance of embracing and commercialising innovation.
5
Such signatures provide an irrefutable and binding guarantee between buyers and sellers.
6
Astounded, almost convinced I sat looking at this irrefutable evidence in silence.
7
Rightly used they are more powerful than irrefutable arguments and indisputable facts.
8
Everyone understands that this illogical reply is an irrefutable demonstration of freedom.
9
One deduction to be drawn from this position of affairs is irrefutable.
10
This reasoning seemed, at the moment, irrefutable, and Chichikov said nothing more.
11
To this logic, which was irrefutable, poor Encisco could make no reply.
12
Good luck finding irrefutable evidence that the Chinese government unfairly subsidizes Chinese manufacturers.
13
La Cierva considered them not worth printing in his volume, preferring 'irrefutable testimony'.
14
Despite this, no irrefutable example of such a person has ever been verified.
15
The case for same-sex marriage is being presented as irrefutable dogma.
16
It uses the CIA's own records to make an irrefutable case.
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