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irrefragable Definition

ir·ref·ra·gable (i refrə gə bəl)

adjective

that cannot be refuted; indisputable

Etymology: LL irrefragabilis < L in-, in- + refragari, to oppose < re-, against + (suf)fragari: see suffragan

irrefragable Related Forms

ir·ref′·ra·gabil·ity noun ir·ref·ra·gably adverb

irrefragable Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

evidence: That Christian scholars and scribes were capable of the same critical attitude we have irrefragable evidence.