irrefragably

This big number undoubtedly is a Puranic exaggeration, but, at least, it irrefragably establishes that ancient Kamboja country was indeed a considerable kingdom.

Here I must call your attention to the fact that the French word CONTIN means a continent, irrefragably.

Yet, as the record showed, there were circumstances irrefragably indicating that some person had gained access to old Jaffrey Pyncheon's private apartments, at or near the moment of his death.

(3) As there can be nothing in nature contrary to nature's laws, since all things come to pass by fixed laws, so that each thing must irrefragably produce its own proper effect, it follows that the soul, as soon as it possesses the true conception of a thing, proceeds to reproduce in thought that thing's effects.