unarguable [美 ˌənˈɑrɡj(u)əb(ə)l, 英 ʌnˈɑːɡjʊəb(ə)l] 形
- unarguable
- indiscutible
- unarguable
- incontestable
单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
The economic crisis had an unarguable impact, causing a drop in membership and some club closures.
www.telegraph.co.uk The tweaks on superannuation were, surely, unarguable: the message should have been entirely straightforward.
www.echo.net.au Some years later, physicists began to find soliton solutions in other wave equations, making their credibility unarguable.
physics.aps.org It is the plain, unarguable immorality of a few having so much - and effortlessly adding to the plenty - while most have so little.
www.independent.co.uk Try your best to have conscious communication: speaking the unarguable truth and listening generously.
psychcentral.com