unstritten

Unstritten is a German adjective meaning not disputed or undisputed; it describes a claim, fact, or position that is widely accepted or not seriously contradicted in a given context. In English, it is usually translated as undisputed or uncontroversial.

Etymology: The word is formed with the negating prefix un- attached to a form derived from the verb streiten (to argue). It conveys that no substantial argument remains against the statement in question. The sense is common in formal writing, including academic, legal, and policy discourse.

Usage: Unstritten is commonly used when a conclusion is supported by evidence or consensus among experts. Example: Es ist unstritten, dass der Klimawandel real ist. Note that in German there are closely related terms such as unstrittig and unbestritten with similar meaning; umstritten means controversial.

See also: Related German terms include unstrittig and unbestritten, both common for undisputed; umstritten is the opposite, meaning controversial. In English-language contexts, the word is rarely used and is typically translated as undisputed or uncontroversial.