The phrase "an unarguably" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "an unarguable" or "arguably."
Example: "It is an unarguable fact that climate change is a pressing issue."
Alternatives: "undeniably" or "indisputably."
It's an unarguably direct means of getting Harry Long's blithe Elyot into the groove.
NSR: A national record 73% ITALY Italy offers two players to attract significant neutral support, plus an unarguably impressive national expertise in what to do with dead pigs' legs.
This could be a bit shortsighted by Apple, mainly because the tablet is an unarguably expensive bit of kit and many students and schools will not be able to afford them.
It's a well-chosen metaphor, and the fact that the vengeance being exacted is based on an unarguably legitimate beef gives "The Burning" a nice edge of nervous ambivalence.
Representative John D. Dingle, a Michigan Democrat, said in a statement yesterday that "Ford's decision earlier this year to recall all 15-inch and 16-inch Firestone tires on its vehicles was an unarguably good one, as evidenced by the release of today's National Highway Transportation Safety Administration defect findings".
Musically they are an unarguably fantastic band capable of jamming on soul, rock, blues, psychedelia and groove-rock.
For the moment, however, Google is, at least in a small way, unarguably a media company.
His tweets may have a downside, but unarguably deliver a benefit: Even as Trump works to staff a government that will inevitably include establishment figures some of his backers abhor, he is reasserting his disruptive bona fides to those who support him the most.
The book starts with a traditional romp through the territory of "dumbing down", tracking exam questions on papers from 1929 to today - an analysis which, he says, shows "unarguably" that A-level and GCSE results have improved because exams have been dumbed down.
It is unarguably a beautiful town -- a low, lush beachfront community where candy-pink Mediterranean shops and homes mix with glittery Miami-modern office buildings on spacious shaded grounds.
So now we have people using Ether, an asset with arguably little tangible utility – to purchase an asset with unarguably zero tangible utility.
