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inarguably

adverb
in·​ar·​gu·​ably | \ (ËŒ)i-ˈnär-gyÉ™-wÉ™-blÄ“ How to pronounce inarguably (audio) \

Definition of inarguably

: it cannot be argued : unquestionably inarguably, December is the best month for retailers

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Examples of inarguably in a Sentence

was inarguably the most important factor in our victory over the other team

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Upon its release, the five-step plan inarguably marked the most proactive proposal by a major-party candidate in the past 20 years. Nick Martin, The New Republic, "Indian Country Is Finally Getting the Political Attention It Deserves," 19 Aug. 2019 Judging by the top-notch footwear in this year's assortment, the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale is inarguably the best time to buy fall shoes. Glamour, "Nordstrom Anniversary Sale 2019 Early Access Is the Best Time to Buy Fall Shoes," 12 July 2019 Here’s the problem: Fecal transplants are inarguably a treatment, and the FDA regulates treatments. Maryn Mckenna, WIRED, "The Death of a Patient and the Future of Fecal Transplants," 11 July 2019 The eye, this summer, was constantly and inarguably drawn to Rapinoe. Barry Svluga, courant.com, "Megan Rapinoe - unafraid to do it her way, on and off the field - is the best of sports in 2019," 8 July 2019 That’s inarguably true, especially since not every destination in the solar system will have numerous satellites around them like Mars does. Joe Pappalardo, Popular Mechanics, "How a Small CubeSat Became the Unlikely Hero of the InSight Landing," 29 Nov. 2018 Durant and Thompson are obviously, inarguably important. Rob Mahoney, SI.com, "Even With Stephen Curry at His Best, the Hobbled Warriors Stumble in Game 3," 6 June 2019 Self-care might be an overused buzzword at times, but the notion of making it a priority to take care of yourself is inarguably valid. Suzanne Zuppello, SELF, "Women With Triple Negative Breast Cancer Share Their Tips for Taking Care of Themselves," 31 May 2019 In 2019 the beauty industry is no longer business as usual—and that’s inarguably a good thing. Glamour, "Introducing the 214 Best Products of the Year," 25 Mar. 2019

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First Known Use of inarguably

1925, in the meaning defined above

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