1. Not disputed or argued with. rare–1.
1570. Foxe, A. & M. (ed. 2), 2034/2. So in the end, the bishop making to our ambassadours good countenaunce,… dismissed them vndisputed wythall.
2. Not disputed or called in question.
a. 1625. Fletcher, Nice Valour, IV. i. That if my anger chance let fall a stroke,… Yet it may pass unmurmur’d, undisputed.
a. 1698. Temple, Ess. Pop. Discontents, Wks. 1720, I. 261. This Moral Principle … is certainly the most undisputed.
1732. Berkeley, Alciphr., VI. § 5. If a man assent to the undisputed books, he is no longer an infidel.
1781. Cowper, Truth, 527. Let heathen worthies … Possess, for me, their undisputed lot.
1844. Kinglake, Eöthen, viii. Her superiority over all others … remained undisputed.
1866. Geo. Eliot, F. Holt, Introd. A man who … held a position of easy, undisputed authority.
