feddhetetlenséges

Feddhetetlenséges is a Hungarian adjective that translates to "unimpeachable" or "irrefutable" in English. It is used to describe something that cannot be impeached, questioned, or disproven. The term is often applied to evidence, arguments, or character.

In legal contexts, "feddhetetlenséges" might describe evidence that is so strong and free from doubt that it cannot be successfully challenged by the opposing side. Similarly, a person of "feddhetetlenséges" character is one whose integrity and moral standing are beyond reproach, making them trustworthy and reliable.

The word is derived from the Hungarian verb "feddhetetlen," meaning to be irreproachable or unimpeachable. The suffix "-ség" is a nominalizing suffix, turning the adjective into a noun or abstract concept. Therefore, "feddhetetlenséges" encapsulates the quality or state of being unimpeachable. It signifies a high standard of certainty and trustworthiness that leaves no room for doubt or suspicion. Its usage generally implies a definitive and unassailable position.