indisputableness

/ˌɪndɪˈspjutəbəɫnəs/ noun

The property of being indisputable.

Word Origin Dispute comes from Latin dis- 'apart' and putare 'to reckon, think' — so to dispute is to think apart, to disagree. Indisputable means not able to be disputed, and indisputableness is the quality of that. The root putare 'to reckon' also gives us compute (reckon together), impute (reckon in), amputate (cut off, originally 'to prune by reckoning'), and repute (reckon again, consider). So indisputableness is the state of being beyond reckoning apart.

noun The property of being indisputable. countable

The indisputableness of the scientific evidence convinced even the skeptics.

(名词) 无可争议性;不容置疑性

科学证据的无可争议性甚至说服了怀疑论者。

(sustantivo) La cualidad de ser indubitable.

El carácter indubitable de la evidencia científica convenció incluso a los escépticos.

(nom) caractère indiscutable; incontestabilité; évidence; certitude [Caractère de ce qui ne peut être contesté ni mis en doute.]

L'indisputableness des preuves scientifiques a convaincu même les plus sceptiques.

(Substantiv) Unbestreitbarkeit; Unanfechtbarkeit [Die Eigenschaft, unbestritten oder zweifelsfrei zu sein; Unanfechtbarkeit.]

Die **indisputableness** der wissenschaftlichen Beweise überzeugte selbst die Skeptiker.

(名詞) 議論の余地がないという性質;明白さ

科学的証拠の明白さには、懐疑的な人々でさえも納得させられた。

(substantivo) incontestabilidade; indiscutibilidade; inatacabilidade [A qualidade de ser inquestionável.]

A inquestionabilidade da evidência científica convenceu até os céticos.

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