English

Etymology
16th Century, French irréfragable, Latin irrefragabilis, from ''refragi", "to oppose", "to contest".

Adjective
irrefragable

1. Clearly right, indisputably correct.

See also
irrefragability
irrefragably
refragable

Synonyms
incontestable
incontrovertible
indisputable
indubitable
irrefutable
unanswerable
undeniable
unquestionable

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