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Discover LudwigThe phrase "incontrovertibly proven" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means that something has been proven beyond any doubt or dispute. Example: The evidence presented in court was incontrovertibly proven to be false, leading to the defendant's acquittal.
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If a subreddit could take the rest of the work on this one and incontrovertibly prove it, then I really would appreciate the help.
If a Subreddit could take the rest of the work on this one and incontrovertibly prove it then I really would appreciate the help.
Jane was bedecked in some fabulous bling, but alas it was not hers: The inventories proved incontrovertibly that it all belonged to Henry VIII's last wife, Catherine Parr.
This proves, incontrovertibly, that there is no such thing as "reality," that it all depends on your age, ethnic group, and how much liquor you've consumed.
Any aspirations to narrative originality are nevertheless squashed by further statistics that prove incontrovertibly that there is also a formula for the unpredictable.
And they proved, incontrovertibly, that they had privileged access to D.N.C. documents that appeared nowhere else publicly, other than in WikiLeaks publications.
She is in charge of the world's response to global warming, a threat potentially more catastrophic than any disaster yet seen, but one which is so slow-burning that governments and the public have been able largely to ignore it for more than three decades since scientists began to prove incontrovertibly the dangers that greenhouse gas emissions pose to our planet's stability.
And the numbers prove incontrovertibly that it is not a waste of time.
But, it would seem that DC are really going that extra mile in trying to prove me incontrovertibly right".
Point proven.
We've proven that.
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