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*a. That cannot be doubted; perfectly certain or evident.
1625 CONWAY in Howell's Lett. I. IV. vii, Prince Charles, his rightful and indubitable Heir. 1678 CUDWORTH Intell. Syst. I. v. 716 Whensoever any [[thing]] is thus necessarily inferred, from what is undeniable and indubitable, this is a Demonstration. 1725 WATTS Logic II. ii. §7 Those Propositions, which contain the most certain and indubitable Truths. 1775 JOHNSON Tax. no Tyr. 13 That the Americans are able to bear taxation, is indubitable. 1871 BLACKIE Four Phases I. 127 Evidence of the most distinct and indubitable description.
1625 CONWAY in Howell's Lett. I. IV. vii, Prince Charles, his rightful and indubitable Heir. 1678 CUDWORTH Intell. Syst. I. v. 716 Whensoever any [[thing]] is thus necessarily inferred, from what is undeniable and indubitable, this is a Demonstration. 1725 WATTS Logic II. ii. §7 Those Propositions, which contain the most certain and indubitable Truths. 1775 JOHNSON Tax. no Tyr. 13 That the Americans are able to bear taxation, is indubitable. 1871 BLACKIE Four Phases I. 127 Evidence of the most distinct and indubitable description.
b. absol. as n. An indubitable [[thing]] or [[fact]].
*b. absol. as n. An indubitable [[thing]] or [[fact]].
1733 WATTS Philos. Ess. Pref. {page}6 A few Indubitables.
1733 WATTS Philos. Ess. Pref. {page}6 A few Indubitables.