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Undoubted vs undoubtable Hi! I assume these two words do exist, but what’s the difference between them?
6 nov. 2020 15:09
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Undoubted means something has never been questioned. It is agreed on by everyone. Undoubtable is rare. The more common word is 'indubitable', meaning it is not possible to doubt. The difference is subtle and they're often interchangeable in real use.
6 november 2020
Undoubted means no one has questioned something Undoubtable it has been questioned and proceed
6 november 2020
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