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undisputed | American Dictionary

undisputed
adjective
us/ˌʌn·dɪˈspju·t̬ɪd/
about which there is no disagreement:
It’s an undisputed fact that women on average live longer than men.

Examples of undisputed

undisputed
It is thus the psyche that is an undisputed motor for change in the former, whilst the situation for the latter is much more diffuse.
Superficially, global optimization is just a stronger version of local optimization, whose great usefulness in practice is undisputed.
That genes and environment work together in complex ways is now undisputed.
By the 1940s, its role as the undisputed peak organization of farmers was clearly over.
The cultural and emotional importance of having and raising healthy children is undisputed.
Normative filial piety and kinship obligations are no longer undisputed.
His only son, a five-year-old boy, was the undisputed heir to the throne.
As mentioned above, the notification system was concealed from the public and therefore undisputed until the 1980s.
To conclude, the heuristic value of the common coding approach is undisputed, and our study exemplifies this.
When analysing only specialists' practice patterns, the support to the income hypothesis has however been undisputed.
Instead, it has developed into a quasipluralistic state where no social group holds undisputed power.
The value of testaments for the study of social topography is undisputed.
Notwithstanding these reservations, the value of such detailed field research is undisputed.
The growth of civil society should not be considered an undisputed good, but a politically neutral multiplier.
Although he has little money, his social status is undisputed.
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