indubitableness

/ɪndˈubɪɾəbəlnəs/ noun

The quality of being indubitable.

Word Origin From Latin dubitare 'to doubt, waver,' which comes from duo 'two' — literally 'to be of two minds.' Indubitableness is the quality of being beyond doubt, so certain you can't be in two minds about it. The root dubitare gives us doubt, doubtful, doubtless, undoubtedly, and dubitable. The PIE root *dwo- 'two' is also in dual, duo, and double. So doubt is about being double-minded.

noun The quality of being indubitable. countable

The indubitableness of the scientific evidence convinced even the most skeptical jurors.

(名词) 无可置疑性;确凿性

科学证据的无可置疑性甚至说服了最持怀疑态度的陪审员。

(sustantivo) La cualidad de ser indudable.

Lo indudable de la evidencia científica convenció incluso a los jurados más escépticos.

(nom) certitude; évidence; incontestabilité; indubitabilité [Caractère de ce qui est indubitable ; certitude absolue.]

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

(Substantiv) Unzweifelhaftigkeit; Unbestreitbarkeit [Die Eigenschaft, unzweifelhaft oder unbestreitbar zu sein.]

Die **indubitableness** der wissenschaftlichen Beweise überzeugte selbst die skeptischsten Geschworenen.

(名詞) 疑いのないこと、確実性。

科学的証拠の明白な確実性により、最も懐疑的な陪審員さえも納得させられた。

(substantivo) certeza; incontestabilidade; evidência [A qualidade de ser indubitável.]

A indubitabilidade das evidências científicas convenceu até os jurados mais céticos.

Word parts: in + dubit + able + ness

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