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unarguability

unarguability noun: the quality of being unarguable.

Noun

unarguability (uncountable)

  1. The quality of being unarguable.
    • During the prevailing stylistic profusion and confusion, this architecture seems to have obtained an authority among both clients and critics through the apparent unarguability of technological logic.2009, Patrick Goode, Stanford Anderson, Colin St. John Wilson, The Oxford Companion to Architecture, page 616

Origin of unarguability

From un- + arguability.

Questions about unarguability

What does unarguability mean?
Unarguability means the quality of being unarguable.
What part of speech is unarguability?
Unarguability is a noun.

Words near unarguability in the dictionary

  1. unarchs
  2. unarcing
  3. unarcs
  4. unarduous
  5. unareolated
  6. unarguability
  7. unarguable
  8. unarguableness
  9. unarguables
  10. unarguably
  11. unargued

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