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The phrase "unquestionable charm" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a quality or characteristic that is undeniably appealing or attractive. Example: "The artist's work exudes an unquestionable charm that captivates audiences of all ages."
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Except for house prices, which have gone up almost a hundredfold, a developer's 1940 brochure promoting the area could be describing the Utopia of today: "a location of established prestige, unquestionable charm and unmatched convenience," with excellent schools.
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(Tommasini) Danielle de Niese (Monday) Currently starring in the Metropolitan Opera's Baroque pastiche, "The Enchanted Island," this agile soprano has a voice that inspires a range of critical responses, but her charm is unquestionable.
His patriotism was unquestionable.
That's unquestionable.
That much is unquestionable.
Their spirit will be unquestionable.
The talent is unquestionable, the attitude otherwise.
That voters noted that is unquestionable.
The book has been an unquestionable success.
The mutual contempt on display was unquestionable.
All of that is unquestionable and undeniable.
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