
adv. 无讨论余地地;无可置疑地
Today under knowledge economy, virtual assets have incontestably become the core competitiveness of enterprise.
在知识经济的今天,无形资产已无可辩驳地成为企业的核心竞争力。
Oscar Wilde and Mark Twain both incontestably possessed elegant and witty minds, but no one would mistake either one for his near-contemporary.
奥斯卡·王尔德(Oscar Wilde )和马克·吐温(Mark Twain)毫无疑问都各自拥有高雅与智慧的头脑,但即便如此也不会有人将其混淆。
After Boris came the colonel and his lady, then the general himself, then the Rostovs, and the soiree now began to be exactly, incontestably, like all other soirees.
一名女士和上校、继而是将军本人、然后是罗斯托夫一家人都在鲍里斯之后走来,晚会已无可置疑地同所有的晚会完全一样。
What is incontestably real is Ms Portman’s triumph in rising to the demands of the role, and the weird beauty of the film Mr Aronofsky has created to display her Oscar-calibre performance.
但是,毋庸置疑的是,波特曼成功演绎了这个角色,而阿伦诺夫斯基导演则赋予这部影片异样的美丽,让波特曼得以发挥出具有奥斯卡水准的表演。
Obviously, incontestably, by every measure of conventional decency and professional ethics, the teacher ought not to have leaned over towards the schoolboy in the passenger’s seat that first night.
显然,从传统礼仪和职业道德方面来看这是无可争议的,老师不应该晚上倚靠还在座位上的小学生。
incontestably(读音:/ˌɪnkənˈtɛstəbli/)是一个副词,表示“无可争辩地”或“不容置疑地”,用于强调某事物在事实、逻辑或证据层面具有绝对确定性,不存在被反驳或否定的可能性。该词源自动词“contest”(争辩)和否定前缀“in-”,最早可追溯至17世纪的法语词汇“incontestable”,在学术、法律及哲学领域常被使用。
在语义层面,该词包含三层含义:
词义辨析方面,incontestably 与同义词“indisputably”接近,但前者更侧重“经系统验证后的不可推翻性”,后者多用于强调“广泛认同而无需验证”。反义词包括“arguably”(可争议地)和“debatably”(可讨论地)。
语言学数据显示,该词在学术文献中出现频率是日常口语的12倍(语料库统计来源:英国国家语料库BNC),多用于哲学论证、科学论文及司法判决书等正式文本。
incontestably 是副词,核心含义为「不可争辩地」「无可置疑地」,用于强调事物或观点的绝对确定性。以下是详细解析:
Virtual assets have incontestably become the core competitiveness of enterprises.(虚拟资产无可争议地成为企业核心竞争力。)
Incontestably, this discovery changed the course of history.(毋庸置疑,这一发现改变了历史进程。)
通过结合法律、学术等场景使用该词,可增强论述的权威性。
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