indisputability
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The indisputability of a fact is not very easily settled while the circumstances are in course of action by which the fact is to be decided.
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- Indisputableness.
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James Hansen and the indisputability of the evidence, Carman returns to those rioting Repugs:
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In particular, Warren considers the idea of "peer review", which alarmists constantly brandish as proof of the indisputability of their findings:
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The indisputability of a fact is not very easily settled while the circumstances are in course of action by which the fact is to be decided.
— North America — Volume 1
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- = French indisputabilité = Portuguese indisputabilidade; as indisputable + -ity.