Irrefragable

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 280
ir-ref'ra-ga-bl, adj. that cannot be refuted or overthrown unanswerable. ns. Irrefragabil'lty, IrreFragableneas. —adv. Irrefraably. [Lit. that cannot be broken or bent, from f — L. in, not, re, backwards, and frag, root of frango, to break.] Irrefutable, ir-re-fht'a-bl or ir-ref'O-ta-bl, adj. that cannot be refuted or proved false. adv. Irrefutably or Irrefutably. LFr.— L. m, not, and Refutable.]
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