What does incontrovertible mean?

Answer 1

Something that is incontrovertible cannot be denied or refuted. The reason it cannot be denied is not because some human authority is requiring it. The evidence itself is true and accurate, and the interpretation of the evidence can be this one thing and only this one thing. The evidence, or the conclusions drawn from it, can be considered incontrovertible. In the repertoire of a skilled rhetoritician, the word incotrovertible can make doubtful things laws of nature.

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Some example sentences using incontrovertible:

• The theory of evolution is supported by incontrovertible evidence.
• Death in organisms is always true and is an incontrovertible fact.
• In many religions, fate and destiny are interchangeable and incontrovertible.