Where does “indubitable” come from?
Indubitable comes from Latin indubitabilis, combining the prefix in- (from Latin in, Proto-Indo-European ne, meaning "not") with dubitabilis (doubtful), ultimately from Proto-Indo-European roots en and oyd-.
indubitable (English): clearly true; providing no possibility of doubt;...
Definitions
- clearly true; providing no possibility of doubt;...
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