undeniably
undeniably — 副詞
1. used to emphasize that something is so clearly true that nobody could reasonably
無可否認地
強調某事物無疑是真實的
used to emphasize that something is so clearly true that nobody could reasonably disagree with it
Noor's singing voice was undeniably beautiful, filling the whole concert hall with emotion.
Noor 的歌聲無可否認地優美動聽,整座音樂廳都為之動容。
pattern: undeniably + adjective (beautiful, strong, moving)
The prosecutor's evidence was undeniably strong, and the jury reached a quick verdict.
檢方的證據無可否認地確鑿有力,陪審團很快做出了裁決。
Élise had undeniably improved her Mandarin after living in Taipei for two years.
Élise 在台北住了兩年後,她的中文無可否認地進步了很多。
Climate change is undeniably one of the most serious problems facing our world today.
氣候變遷無可否認是我們當今世界面臨最嚴重的問題之一。
Folake's documentary was undeniably moving, bringing many in the audience to tears.
Folake 的紀錄片無可否認地感人,讓許多觀眾都流下了眼淚。
- unquestionably
very similar meaning, equally emphatic
- indisputably
stronger factual certainty, suggesting proof exists
- certainly
more common and less emphatic than undeniably
- debatably
suggests the opposite — open to disagreement
文法句型
undeniably + adjective
undeniably + past participle
Undeniably, + [clause]
用法筆記
Often placed directly before the adjective or verb it modifies (e.g., undeniably true, undeniably improved). It can also begin a sentence as a sentence adverb: 'Undeniably, the results speak for themselves.'