irrefutable
irrefutable
definition
adjective
irrefutable evidence
impossible to deny or disprove.
example
Here was 'irrefutable' proof of his resilient genius.
For millennia, the logic of settlement was 'irrefutable' : once a territory was full of your people, it was yours.
So from these two verses it is plain and 'irrefutable' , that Jesus has revealed the true nature concerning God to his twelve disciples.
This view had since congealed into an 'irrefutable' mythology.
The critics will point to this as 'irrefutable' proof of their argument that vouchers undermine the public school system.
The good fortune continued this weekend with confirmation of a now 'irrefutable' positive polling pattern.
The logic of his case is impeccable and 'irrefutable' .
They provided facts that were checked out and 'irrefutable' .
No matter how wistfully we may long for the fountain of youth, the fact is that Laws of Thermodynamics are 'irrefutable' .
The economic arguments suggesting that current prices are unsustainable seem almost 'irrefutable' .
Secondly, what it says to me is that there is an 'irrefutable' link.
His only 'irrefutable' position is to reduce his physical object claim to an announcement concerning his own sensations.
So is there any hope of finding honest, 'irrefutable' research?
And all of them are forced to realize that the past, for better or worse, is an 'irrefutable' part of who they are now.
Our claims are based on 'irrefutable' fact following extensive research and statements from council's own documents.
He came to the 'irrefutable' conclusion that he was never going to make much money in the tea room business working for other people.
We had told Mr Blunkett's officials about our 'irrefutable' documentary evidence before he wrote his article.
The logs provide an 'irrefutable' record of which departments and users are consuming the most Internet bandwidth.
Nevertheless, the potential of the helicopter was clear and 'irrefutable' .
It is impossible to believe, and yet the evidence is 'irrefutable' .
There appears to be clear cause and effect evidence, but no 'irrefutable' proof.
The political misjudgment here has been established 'irrefutably' .
The formulas of applied mathematics, the subject matter Venet is actually using, do not have the 'irrefutability' of logical theorems, which are pure tautologies not involving statements about the outside world.
Popper argued that the ories framed in such a way that no conceivable observation could falsify them were non-scientific; 'irrefutability' was not a virtue of a theory but a vice.
Would the 'irrefutability' of guilt render capital punishment just?
Why does Satan continue to tempt us even though we definitively and 'irrefutably' belong to God?
Schlafly has a talent for making 'irrefutably' obvious what was murky a moment before.
And there are times when the creative process is 'irrefutably' mystical.
Why do so many Americans believe what can be easily and 'irrefutably' shown to be false?
Here Dembski's ‘refutability’ runs head-on into Popper's argument concerning the empirical 'irrefutability' of strict or pure existential statements, such as the fundamental claim of intelligent design quoted above.
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