undoubted Definition
un·doubted (-do̵ut′id)
adjective
not doubted, called in question, or disputed; certain
undoubted Related Forms
un·doubt′ed·ly adverb
undoubted Synonyms
undoubted
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undoubted Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- charisma: Making good use of Paul Newman's undoubted charisma, the film gives us a 'natural ' rebel.
- talent: For a player of his undoubted talent he doesn't score enough goals.
- highlight: An undoubted highlight of any visit to Bangkok is to wander around the Royal Grand Palace.
- masterpiece: There is surely no other director of more than two or three films with such a high proportion of undoubted masterpieces.
- genius: An undoubted genius during his life, Tesla's papers curiously remain highly classified today - 53 years later.
- success: In three years he became an undoubted success in trade.
Modifying Another Word
also: What is also undoubted is that Gascoigne is a tragic, gifted and misunderstood individual.
Browse dictionary entries near undoubted
- ‹ undouble
- ‹ undone
- ‹ undoing
- ‹ undocumented feature
- ‹ undocumented
- ‹ undo
- ‹ undivided
- ‹ undisturbed
- ‹ undistributed profits
- ‹ undistinguished
- undoubtedly ›
- undraw ›
- undreamed ›
- undress ›
- Undset ›
- undue ›
- undue influence ›
- undulant ›
- undulant fever ›
- undulate ›

