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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a indisputable" is not correct in written English.
The correct form should be "an indisputable" because "indisputable" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "The evidence presented in court was an indisputable fact that led to the defendant's conviction."
Alternatives: "an undeniable" or "a clear-cut".
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We do genuinely take care to represent the ordinary Hindus within the UK and believe there is a indisputable need for political engagement on their behalf, engagement which - many a time - would help to fine tune a policy to be more inclusive and more British.
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The equations have a precision and elegance, a magnificent serenity, an indisputable rightness.
"Film preservation is a Sisyphean task," Mr. Siegel said, an indisputable statement, but not a completely pessimistic one.
Cliches are usually a simplification of an indisputable truth.
This is an indisputable truism, a culinary analogue to the sky is blue.
Perched on the scorer's table, it glowed with a stoic insistence, casting an indisputable influence over the court.
This is both an indisputable fact and a handy metaphor for life's turbulent, infuriating, and often unpleasant tonal shifts.
Also, the appearance of new absorption bands is an indisputable argument that suggests an active substance-excipient interaction.
Living in an owner-occupied dwelling has an indisputable influence on people's lives.
A lasting Middle East peace would be an indisputable accomplishment.
Lawmakers feel immense pressure to do something about an indisputable need, particularly looking toward an election year.
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