undisputed
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definition
adjective
But the palpable excitement of managing the undisputed champion of heavyweight boxing has gone.
not disputed or called into question; accepted.
translation of 'undisputed'
adjective
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example
Margo and Big Tom were the 'undisputed' favourites among the Irish in England.
In any event, he will remain the nation's 'undisputed' leader until his last breath.
He was the 'undisputed' champion of television comedy and there will never be another like him.
This status of the sunnah has remained unchallenged and 'undisputed' throughout the centuries.
This is as close to an 'undisputed' knock-out as intellectual debate ever gets.
Their presence is unquestioned and 'undisputed' - their importance almost like an extra club in the bag.
It is 'undisputed' that the increasing trend to learn and use English is desirable.
He won on points and, later the same year, became 'undisputed' champion of the world.
He still believes that he is going to be the 'undisputed' champion, but all he is going to do is get hurt.
For years to come, he would seem the 'undisputed' leader of his country and an important European statesman.
This, then, is the Booker Prize 2000, the 'undisputed' highlight of the literary calendar.
The facts relied upon by Mr Reynolds before the judge were clear and 'undisputed' .
Tyson pays his respects to the last guy who beat him and Britain's 'undisputed' world heavyweight champion.
Scott must surely be heralded as the 'undisputed' heavy weight champion of the action adventure spectacular.
But the palpable excitement of managing the 'undisputed' champion of heavyweight boxing has gone.
The medicinal and magical properties of the forest are 'undisputed' .
I was really hoping to unearth a decent movie this time, and I came up with an 'undisputed' classic.
Fortunately, they do not object because he is an 'undisputed' master of the craft and, they add, a genuinely decent guy.
It shows how ideas that seem absurd and barbaric to most of us nowadays were the 'undisputed' norm only a century ago.
The appeal raises a question of contractual construction on 'undisputed' facts.
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