Adverb:

निःसंशयपणे,

unquestionably's Usage Examples:

Halland remained unquestionably Danish until the 11th century.

And it is unquestionably, the murmurings of genius, not a major statement.

Though to the inferior clergy there was unquestionably something over-awing in his presence, arising from their conscientiousness of his superior attainments.

Marx who thinks of himself as the father of the International (he was unquestionably one of its founders) cares not a whit, and permits all this to be done! This is what personal vanity, the lust for power, and above all, political ambition can lead to.

From then on, the player controls the Pope and can choose to excommunicate kingdoms and call for crusades, a successful crusade can result in a puppet state that is unquestionably loyal to the leader of the crusade or plunder the town for a huge sum of gold.

were not disclosed, but Pachter told the Associated Press, "[it is] unquestionably the highest ever paid to a coach in the [Eastern Basketball Association].

He set him onthe pinnacle of the temple,The 1881 Westcott-Hort Greek text is:τοτε παραλαμβανει αυτον ο διαβολος εις την αγιαν πολινκαι εστησεν αυτον επι το πτερυγιον του ιερουFor a collection of other versions see BibleHub Matthew 4:5AnalysisThe holy city is unquestionably a reference to Jerusalem, as the mention of The Temple makes clear.

LC"N was unquestionably one of the most innovative companies of the era, driving the mining, transportation and industrial development of Pennsylvania by example, implementation, and by funding quite a few projects, as well.

The Washington Post music critic Tim Page, including the third volume in his best books of the year list, called it unquestionably a landmark and meticulously detailed, passionately argued and sometimes wrenchingly moving.

In 1957, a government study stated that although RAF fighters would unquestionably be able to take a heavy toll of enemy bombers, a proportion would inevitably get through.

"unquestionably one of the most beautiful" and "most poetic" of English cathedrals.

writer Tim Murnane in 1894 declared Bennett "unquestionably the greatest back stop the game ever produced, taking his throwing and batting into consideration.

article for Q magazine, critic Peter Kane said that while the band "fly in the face of fashion", their music has a "basic decency" and "unquestionably speaks.

Synonyms:

unimpeachably,