Unquestioned: meaning, definitions and examples

Use twice. See above.

Use when emphasizing that there is no question or suspicion about something, often focusing on trust or reputation.

• Her talents are undoubted, which is why she was promoted so quickly.
• The artist's influence on modern music is undoubted.

Use when referring to something that cannot be denied or challenged because it is clearly true.

• The evidence presented in court was indisputable, leading to a swift verdict.
• Indisputable facts about climate change demand urgent action.

Use when something is so clear and obvious that there is no room for debate or disagreement.

• It is unarguable that water is essential for life.
• The benefits of regular exercise are unarguable.

Appropriate when something is accepted without any doubt or further investigation.

• Her integrity was unquestioned by all her colleagues
• The decision came with unquestioned authority

Appropriate when someone or something faces no active resistance or opposition, often in political or competitive contexts.

• The bill passed through parliament unopposed
• He claimed the territory unopposed

Useful when referring to something that has no competition or opposition in a specific context, like a competition or claim.

• The candidate won the election uncontested
• The championship was hers, uncontested

Best used when something is not disputed or debated, often implying a lack of opposition or resistance.

• The ruler remained unchallenged for years
• His assertion went unchallenged during the meeting