incontrovertibly

Synonyms for incontrovertibly

adv inevitably, certainly

adverb. without a doubt

1640s, from in- (1) "not" + controvertible (see controvert). Related: Incontrovertibly.

This would certainly be a hardship, and incontrovertibly unjust.

It was incontrovertibly the fiercest trial to which he could have been subjected.

As she said it she knew, incontrovertibly, that she could never do anything but protect people.

Then it was proved "incontrovertibly, absolutely and divinely," by repairing Mrs. Eddy's back after a fall on ice.

Pick Gresham to pieces and he was incontrovertibly convicted of sheer ugliness, but the fact bothered him not at all.

The facts upon which the resolution is founded, are proved to be incontrovertibly true, by the record which had just been read.

But she knew, incontrovertibly, that she could never love Louis again with any degree of happiness or self-satisfaction.

The laws of Zoroaster, with which he is unacquainted, incontrovertibly prove that this vice was never recommended to the Persians.

I attack only what cannot on any possible ground be defended; and state only what I know to be incontrovertibly true.

These facts have been incontrovertibly proved by an examination of the crops of the birds at all seasons.