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Discover LudwigThe word 'undeniably' is correct and commonly used in written English
It is an adverb that means something is unquestionably true or cannot be denied. Example: The impact of climate change on our planet is undeniably evident in the melting of polar ice caps and extreme weather events.
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Undeniably
adverb
In an undeniable manner, or to an undeniable extent.
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"The critical buzz has undeniably moved from HBO to AMC," according to Matthew Gilbert of the Boston Globe.
It was running a permanent occupation and undeniably undermining a two state solution.
It was, undeniably, a ground-breaking image, the first time that a Serie A player has taken a celebratory selfie – and that lack of past precedent might also explain how he escaped a booking.
There were long periods of this display which were desperately unimpressive against a team put to the sword a fortnight ago and the memories with which the Premier League leaders left Slovenia were more of a rare Eden Hazard penalty miss, an undeniably sloppy performance and even a show of dissatisfaction by the travelling support which clearly went unappreciated by those in the visitors' dug-out.
Whether they enjoyed themselves subsequently is debatable, but they were undeniably chuffed at the Norwich gesture in lining up in the tunnel to applaud the losers off the field.
Adverse demographics and declining labour-supply growth in most advanced economies are undeniably important.
It's exhausting work but it's undeniably serene being so far out to sea on a calm night.
Undeniably, this was a fresh and powerful speech, and the sections on civil liberty and the reduction of central government power feel like a wind of change after Labour's long-drawn-out reluctance, especially under Gordon "I am not a liberal" Brown, to embrace liberalising programmes in these areas.
The issue is no longer whether the problem exists – it undeniably does, with health, economic, and development consequences – but instead what strategies are advocated to prevent the 35 million lives lost each year to NCDs, and the $47 trillion in costs projected by 2030.
Both teams have had their chances but Algeria are undeniably the more obdurate of the two defences on show at the moment.
It is an undeniably beautiful part of the world; a seductive combination of sea, lemon groves, vineyards and towns imbued with the faded grandeur of a gracefully ageing ballerina.
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