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indubitably

/ɪnˈdjuː.bɪ.tə.bli/ adv

In a manner that leaves no possibility of doubt.

Word Origin Built from Latin dubitare 'to doubt' with the prefix in- 'not' — so indubitably means 'in a way that cannot be doubted.' The root dubitare comes from the PIE *dwo- 'two,' because doubt is wavering between two options. That same root gives us doubt, dubious, and undoubtedly.

adv In a manner that leaves no possibility of doubt.

The evidence presented in court proved indubitably that the defendant was innocent.

(副词) 毋庸置疑地；毫无疑问地；确凿无疑地

法庭上呈现的证据毫无疑问地证明了被告是无辜的。

(adverbio) indudablemente; sin duda alguna; ciertamente; indubitablemente [De manera que no deja ninguna posibilidad de duda.]

La evidencia presentada en el tribunal demostró indudablemente que el acusado era inocente.

(adverbe) indubitablement; sans aucun doute; incontestablement; assurément; sans conteste [D'une manière qui ne laisse aucune place au doute.]

Les preuves présentées au tribunal ont prouvé indubitably que l'accusé était innocent.

(副詞) 疑いの余地なく、確かに

法廷で示された証拠は、被告人が無実であることを疑いなく証明した。

(advérbio) indubitavelmente; incontestavelmente; indiscutivelmente; sem dúvida; indubitavelmente [De uma maneira que não deixa possibilidade de dúvida.]

As provas apresentadas no tribunal comprovaram indubitavelmente que o réu era inocente.

Synonyms: undoubtedly unquestionably certainly assuredly definitely absolutely clearly plainly Antonyms: doubtfully questionably possibly uncertainly
Word parts: in + dubit + able + ly

Related words

dubitable doubtful doubtless doubter undoubted undoubtedly

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