Cáfolhatatlanok

Cáfolhatatlanok is a Hungarian term meaning irrefutables or incontrovertibles. It can function as an adjective in its plural form or, less commonly, as a substantive referring to things that cannot be refuted. The word is formed from cáfolhatatlan, meaning unable to be refuted, which itself derives from cáfolni (to refute) plus the suffix -hatatlan.

In usage, cáfolhatatlanok typically modifies plural nouns, especially in scientific, legal, or argumentative contexts. Common collocations include cáfolhatatlan bizonyítékok (irrefutable pieces of evidence) and cáfolhatatlan állítások (incontrovertible statements). The plural form allows speakers to speak of multiple irrefutables or to personify them in rhetorical passages. The term can also appear predicatively, as in A bizonyítékok cáfolhatatlanok (The evidence is irrefutable).

Nuance and register are important. Cáfolhatatlan conveys a strong, definitive sense and can carry normative or evaluative weight. In formal writing, alternatives such as megkérdőjelezhetetlen (undisputable) or tagadhatatlan (indisputable) may be used for slightly different emphasis or tone. In everyday language, cáfolhatatlan is less common, and more cautious formulations are often preferred.

See also: cáfolhatatlan (the adjective), cáfolat (refutation), bizonyíték (evidence), érvelés (argument).

Overall, cáfolhatatlanok denotes a set of propositions, evidences, or statements regarded as beyond dispute, commonly deployed to stress persuasiveness or conclusiveness in discourse.