adv. Now rare. [UN-1 11 and 5 b.] = INDUBITABLY adv.

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1660.  R. Coke, Power & Subj., 38. Extorting it [sc. dominion] from their rightful Kings in whom it undubitably was.

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1709.  Mrs. Manley, Secret Mem. (1720), I. 219. That to be well receiv’d, it is undubitably necessary to become useful to those we would recommend ourselves to.

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1778.  Steevens, in Shaks. Wks., Tit. A., VIII. 561. The performances on which the seal of Shakespeare is undubitably fixed.

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1890.  Retrospect Med., CII. 133. The beneficial effect of the operation was thus undubitably established.

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