undeniable
adj.clearly true and impossible to argue with. You use this when something is so obvious that nobody can say it is wrong.
adj.impossible to deny or dispute; clearly established as true. Often used to emphasize the strength of evidence or the presence of a specific quality.
“The evidence against the suspect was undeniable.”
“Despite the team's recent losses, their star player's talent remains undeniable to everyone in the league.”
“While the economic impact of the new policy is still being debated, the undeniable improvement in local air quality has won over many former critics.”
Often used with 'fact', 'truth', or 'evidence'. Frequently follows linking verbs like 'be', 'seem', or 'remain'.
“But there is an undeniable astuteness and agility in the storytelling here on which Ross can build.”
“Their appeal is undeniable, and our Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest entrants are fans.”
From un- + deny + -able, compare deniable.
Etymology adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.