Certainty and Evidence flashcards

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indisputableCertainty and Evidence: Clearly true or established beyond reasonable disagreement.
irrefutableCertainty and Evidence: Impossible to disprove or successfully argue against.
empiricalCertainty and Evidence: Based on observation, measurement, or experiment rather than theory alone.
inconclusiveCertainty and Evidence: Not providing enough evidence to settle a question or reach a definite conclusion.
demonstrableCertainty and Evidence: Able to be clearly shown or established through evidence or reasoning.
putativeCertainty and Evidence: Generally believed or supposed to be something, though not firmly established as such.
unsubstantiatedCertainty and Evidence: Not supported by sufficient evidence.
incontrovertibleCertainty and Evidence: So clearly established by evidence that it cannot reasonably be disputed.
verifiableCertainty and Evidence: Able to be checked for accuracy using evidence.
provisionalCertainty and Evidence: Accepted or arranged for the present but subject to later confirmation or change.