Discussion in 'English Only' started by lhnjcwx, Sep 27, 2011.
What's the difference between undisputed and undisputable/indisputable?
For starters, what does the dictionary say?
In my understanding,
1. they are same for adj, and same as "undoubted"
2. The spell of "Indisputable" is more common than "undisputable"
The above are my understanding, but need your confirmation...
any idea? Thanks!
Well if it's in a reputable dictionary, it's right!
There is, in theory, a difference between "indisputable" and "undisputed".
Indisputable: you cannot (you are not able to) dispute it. (No-one can reasonably argue against it)
Undisputed: no-one has disputed it. (No-one has put up any serious rational argument against it)
Separate names with a comma.