C1adjectiveformalacademicsociety
US/ˌʌn.dɪˈnaɪ.ə.bəl/
UK/ˌʌn.dɪˈnaɪ.ə.bəl/
so clear and true that nobody can say it is false
In context
It is undeniable that technology has changed the way we work.
The report shows an undeniable link between air pollution and asthma.
Her talent was undeniable, even to her critics.
Words that go with undeniable
adjective + noun
- undeniable factIt is an undeniable fact that the climate is warming.
- undeniable impactSocial media has had an undeniable impact on teenagers.
- undeniable evidenceThe photos are undeniable evidence of the damage.
- undeniable benefitExercise has an undeniable benefit for mental health.
verb + adjective
- it is undeniable thatIt is undeniable that education improves job prospects.
Common mistakes
Incorrect:
It is undeniable to say that cars pollute.Correct: It is undeniable that cars pollute.