incontrovertibly
Adverb
Meaning
in an obvious and provable manner
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When Melinda filed for divorce, she wrote down only two words as her reason for seeking a dissolution of our two-year marriage: Incontrovertibly self-absorbed. Or is that three words? No matter. The question I have is: Did she mean me or her?
The category of 'criminal' (according to incontrovertibly correct libertarian political theory) entails the outlaw criminal class-it needs no introduction-and the legalized criminal class: the politicians.
his documentary sources are demonstrably wrong
When something is seen as incontrovertibly good, any deviations from its virtue are considered aberrations, individual bad apples rather than a deeper rot.
Dr. Zunz showed systematically and incontrovertibly that those very names had Judaic origins.