Incontestably is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INCONTESTABLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• INCONTESTABLE, not contestable
ADJECTIVE:
• not able to be disputed.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• not contestabl; indisputable

Words related to INCONTESTABLY

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How to use INCONTESTABLY in a sentence

• The following considerations, it is presumed, prove incontestably that this power has not been granted in that or any other manner.
• The war was evidently and incontestably begun by France against Spain.
• The foregoing facts, however, seem to show incontestably that no such result has followed the adoption of this policy.
• Long before it arrived the Indian knew it was coming, read incontestably its advance signs.
• Their influence was incontestably great, but widely diffused.
• Yet it is incontestably propelled by some powerful machine.
• He was not the first to detect the fact of variation, but he was incontestably the first to discover the line of no variation.
• Praise is the tribute of merit, and he that has incontestably distinguished himself by any publick performance, has a right to all the honours which the publick can bestow.
• This third kind is incontestably the most noble, and has received the strongest sanction from custom.
• Yet the decay of external religion towards the close of that century is proved incontestably.
• Knobs, it was held, must be the best things, because you could incontestably see the sparks striking them with your own eyes.
• But events prove incontestably that the Germans repulsed the Belgian sortie.
• It was incontestably correct to wait for the rest of the party, but she would have preferred originating the suggestion.
• But there happened, soon after, an event of which she and her favorite, the duke of Suffolk, bore incontestably the whole odium.
• But it must be acknowledged that the most successful portrait was incontestably that of Master Jup.
• Many shrewd guesses have been offered, but none of them can be proved to be incontestably true.
• But from what we now possess it is proved incontestably that it is one of the most wonderful and subtle productions of human wisdom.
• The hotel was incontestably larger than the Beau-Site, newer, more richly furnished.
• He was glad to have the matter incontestably proved.
• The daily baskets procured with this lure incontestably proves the Husky a judicious hooker.
• Illumination of that sort Irish history and the contemporary Irish problem incontestably need.
• The language of the turkeys is at that time incontestably significant.
• There are sufficient facts at hand to make that incontestably clear.
• The ambitions of men crowded together on land were incontestably disgusting.
• The incontestably good results of our work among the colored people are slowly but surely undermining race prejudice.
• By the Russian custom of descent, the crown incontestably belonged to the oldest son of Sviatoslaf, and Monomaque, out of regard to his rights, declined the proffered gift.
• If statistics are to be allowed any weight at all, these figures incontestably mean that the total volume of crime is on the increase in England as well as everywhere else.

Similar words containing CONTESTAB without suffix ly and without prefix in

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