indiscutibile

indisputable, unquestionable

adjective een-dee-skoo-TEE-bee-leh Rare

Usage Note

Indiscutibile is an invariable-gender adjective (same form for masculine and feminine); it only changes in the plural: indiscutibili. It conveys that something is beyond debate: un fatto indiscutibile (an undeniable fact). A common near-synonym is incontestabile; a stronger one is incontrovertibile. Learners sometimes misspell it as indiscutabile — only -ibile is correct.

Examples

"Il suo talento è indiscutibile."

Natural Translation

His talent is indisputable.

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