indisputable evidence

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meaningsofindisputableandevidence

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indisputable
adjective
uk
/ˌɪn.dɪˈspjuː.tə.bəl/us
/ˌɪn.dɪˈspjuː.t̬ə.bəl/
true, and impossible ...
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evidence
noun[U]
uk
/ˈev.ɪ.dəns/us
/ˈev.ə.dəns/
one or more reasons for believing that something is or is ...
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However, there is noindisputableevidencefor this at present.
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First, it isindisputableevidenceof cloning of human embryos.
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None of this constitutesindisputableevidencethat these hunters and gatherers used any material symbols, of any kind whatsoever.
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But, given theindisputableevidenceof hyper-rhoticity in other contexts, it is reasonable to assume that some, at least, are likely to have fallen into the latter category.
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From time to time an attack with an almost ritual and severe character will emerge, as a sonar givingindisputableevidenceof how deep the ocean is.
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Will he also consider theindisputableevidencethat foreign countries follow our lead?
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I submit that it would be difficult to produceindisputableevidencethat any particular length of polling hours was the right one.
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I now turn to theindisputableevidencethat a new global economic and trading pattern is emerging.
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Thatindisputableevidencecan be obtained from local police authorities or local hoteliers' associations or licensed trade organisations.
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It has providedindisputableevidenceof the existence of the occult.
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We have, however,indisputableevidencethat the land thirty or forty years ago was producing oats and would produce oats now.
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Where exactly does thatindisputableevidencecome from?
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At any rate, before we embark upon a task of that sort, let us have authentic,indisputableevidence.
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Studies have givenindisputableevidencethat the mental development of children living in urban areas is affected by exposure to lead.
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I do not think the number will go up, and the fact that the case-loads have gone down isindisputableevidencethat the pressure has been relieved.
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In the case of re-vaccination, it is not by any means easy, and it may be impossible to getindisputableevidenceof success, particularly from people who are regularly re-vaccinated.
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Indisputableevidenceis found in official publications.
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I haveindisputableevidenceof many cases, not only in my constituency but in others, in which the law is being used in this disgraceful manner.
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However, there isindisputableevidencethat, because there is no culling of seals, there are more of them, which suggests that there is considerable predation by seals on salmon.
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It has been settled not as a result of political disputation but as a result of theindisputableevidence of what is happening today in our engineering industry.
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