irrefutable

The chief Iranian negotiator, Saeed Jalili, then characterized uranium enrichment as an “irrefutable” right.

It needed but a movement and, then and there, the irrefutable proof would stand forth before him.

Such testimony is irrefutable, and is to groups of peoples what articulate speech is to the individual in the zoological scale.

But it is evident they intend sticking to the irrefutable logic of the bank-balance.

To this logic, which was irrefutable, poor Encisco could make no reply.

Frank's happiness and Schlagbein's misery stood as two irrefutable facts before the mind of the professor.