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indisputed

indisputed adjective: undisputed.

Adjective

indisputed (comparative more indisputed, superlative most indisputed)

  1. (obsolete) Undisputed.
    • Natura nihil agit frustra, is the only indisputed Axiome in Philosophy.1643, Thomas Browne, Religio Medici, I.15
    • Robert Dougall has based an alternative career on them; and ‘tits like coconuts’ must be the indisputed champion of the bird lovers' saucy joke contest.1983, Bill Oddie, Gone Birding, London: Methuen, page 8

Forms of indisputed

comparativemore indisputed
superlativemost indisputed

Origin of indisputed

From in- + disputed.

Words formed from indisputed

Questions about indisputed

What does indisputed mean?
Indisputed means undisputed.
What part of speech is indisputed?
Indisputed is an adjective.

Words near indisputed in the dictionary

  1. indispositions
  2. indisputability
  3. indisputable
  4. indisputableness
  5. indisputably
  6. indisputed
  7. indisputedly
  8. indissipable
  9. indissociable
  10. indissociably
  11. indissolubility

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