Undeniably is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNDENIABLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In an undeniable manner.
ADVERB:
• UNDENIABLE, that cannot be denied
• used to emphasize that something cannot be denied or disputed
• to an undeniable degree or in an undeniable manner
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• plainly tru; incontestable

Words related to UNDENIABLY

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How to use UNDENIABLY in a sentence

• On the whole, it is in its realism perhaps the least convincing of his novels, whilst being undeniably the most depressing.
• It would be painful, in view of what we know of Frederick Prendergast, to dwell upon what Madeline Anderson undeniably felt.
• His stories were undeniably amusing, but left a bad taste in the mouth.
• To the want of this very silence and attention may be ascribed so many of those naval disasters which have undeniably befallen a people of singular enterprise and courage.
• While Rajan Narayan has undeniably been one editor who was willing to say the things others were simply not willing to say, this was done not very consistently.
• None the less, the immunity was hers, undeniably, palpably.
• Thompson would be the last one to deny that once upon a time he undeniably was large.
• They are undeniably old friends, such as you can meet in hundreds of towns in Europe.
• They are undeniably the weak point of family life in the colonies.
• The place looked inaccessible and romantic, and was undeniably picturesque.
• It will undeniably be to your profit to pay attention to this play.
• Nor, with all my admiration for certain excellent qualities which his work undeniably possessed, do I think that this was altogether a good thing.
• He undeniably implies certain general facts upon the subject, but leaves all the details in obscurity.
• In the first place, it is undeniably implied throughout the New Testament that the soul does not perish with the body.
• These are physical effects, which have been observed, and prove undeniably the existence of an unknown force.
• Beneath all this humour and a curious tendency to exaggerate the condition of the West, there undeniably lurked very considerable uneasiness.
• Pope undeniably succeeded in hitting off many phrases of marked felicity.
• For a moment a powerful revulsion of feeling toward the girl, who was undeniably involved in some exceptionally deep-laid plan, crept throughout his being.
• For the sake of orderly arrangement, the stories are classed in different grades, as they advance from the normal and familiar to the undeniably startling.
• Alderman Edwin Clayhanger, undeniably stout, with grey hair and beard, was passing from middle-age into the shadow of the sixties.
• Are they undeniably true? What I can affirm is that none doubt it who hear the master make various applications of them by examples.
• However few the instances, they are, undeniably, exact parallels to those recorded in civilised life.
• Not that I merged myself entirely in Ernie, sickly, wayward, fitful, ugly little mite that he was undeniably.
• He looked as he had looked to Olga that afternoon, undeniably formidable.
• This youth was undeniably of the Anglo-Saxon type, large and well-built, with a broad, full forehead, but with eyes set too close together.
• Of all the trenches to be held, the Belgians had undeniably the worst.

Similar words containing DENIAB without suffix ly and without prefix un

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