unarguable

/ʌnˈɑɹɡjuəbəl/ adj

Not arguable; that cannot be reasonably argued against.

Word Origin Argue comes from Latin arguere, originally meaning 'to make clear, to prove'—to shine light on a matter. Unarguable means cannot be argued, indisputable. The root arguere also gives us argument and arguable. The PIE root *h₂erǵ- 'bright, white' also gives us argent (silver) and Argentina (land of silver).

adj Not arguable; that cannot be reasonably argued against.

The scientific evidence supporting climate change is unarguable.

(形容词) 无可争辩的;不容置疑的;毋庸置疑的

支持气候变化的科学证据是无可争辩的。

(adjetivo) No discutible; que no se puede rebatir razonablemente.

La evidencia científica que respalda el cambio climático es irrefutable.

(adjectif) incontestable; indiscutable; irréfutable; indéniable; irréfragable [Qui ne peut être raisonnablement contesté ; indiscutable.]

Les preuves scientifiques du changement climatique sont indiscutables.

(Adjektiv) unbestreitbar; unwiderlegbar; unanzweifelbar [Nicht bestreitbar; etwas, gegen das vernünftigerweise keine Einwände erhoben werden können.]

Die wissenschaftlichen Belege für den Klimawandel sind **unarguable**.

(形容詞) 議論の余地がない、合理的には反論できない。

気候変動を裏づける科学的証拠には、議論の余地がない。

(adjetivo) indiscutível; incontestável; irrefutável; inegável [Indiscutível; que não pode ser razoavelmente contestado.]

As evidências científicas que sustentam as mudanças climáticas são incontestáveis.

Word parts: un + argu + able

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