inarguably

/ɪnˈɑɹɡjuəbli/ adv

Certainly; without the possibility of argument or debate.

Word Origin Argue comes from Latin arguere, meaning 'to make clear' or 'prove' — so arguing was originally about clarifying, not just quarreling. Inarguably means something so clear it can't be argued. The same root gives us argument and arguably.

adv Certainly; without the possibility of argument or debate.

She is inarguably the most talented pianist of her generation.

(副词) 无可争辩地;毋庸置疑地;无可置疑地;确凿无疑地

她无疑是她这一代最有才华的钢琴家。

(adverbio) Ciertamente; sin posibilidad de argumento o debate.

Ella es, sin duda alguna, la pianista más talentosa de su generación.

(adverbe) incontestablement; sans conteste; indubitablement; indéniablement; assurément [De manière incontestable ; sans qu'il soit possible de débattre ou de contester.]

Elle est incontestablement la pianiste la plus talentueuse de sa génération.

(Adverb) zweifelsohne; unbestreitbar; unstrittig; unzweifelhaft [Ohne Zweifel oder Widerspruch; unbestritten.]

Sie ist **inarguably** die talentierteste Pianistin ihrer Generation.

(副詞) 議論の余地なく確実に。

彼女は間違いなく彼女の世代で最も才能あるピアニストである。

(advérbio) inquestionavelmente; indiscutivelmente; inegavelmente; sem dúvida [Certamente; sem possibilidade de discussão ou debate.]

Ela é inquestionavelmente a pianista mais talentosa de sua geração.

Word parts: in + argu + able + ly

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