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beyond question — without any doubt; certainly; unquestionably

Part of speech: ADVERB

Definition: without any doubt; certainly; unquestionably

Pronunciation (IPA): /bɪˈjɑːnd ˈkwestʃən/

Example Sentences

  • Her qualifications for the position are beyond question.
  • The pizza's deliciousness was beyond question - even my diet-obsessed sister had three slices.
  • The cat's ownership of this house is beyond question - just ask the humans who pay rent.

beyond question

ADVERB

[/bɪˈjɑːnd ˈkwestʃən/]

without any doubt; certainly; unquestionably

a lawyer holds up a clear DNA test result document while pointing to definitive evidence on a large screen behind them. The document shows perfect matching patterns that leave no room for interpretation. The judge nods with complete conviction while examining the irrefutable scientific proof. Court observers lean forward with expressions of total certainty and agreement. A defendant's lawyer sits back in his chair, clearly accepting the undeniable evidence. The bailiff and jury members all show unified understanding of the clear facts.  evidence that is beyond question, without any doubt or uncertainty
💡 Concept

a lawyer holds up a clear DNA test result document while pointing to definitive evidence on a large screen behind them. The document shows perfect matching patterns that leave no room for interpretation. The judge nods with complete conviction while examining the irrefutable scientific proof. Court observers lean forward with expressions of total certainty and agreement. A defendant's lawyer sits back in his chair, clearly accepting the undeniable evidence. The bailiff and jury members all show unified understanding of the clear facts. evidence that is beyond question, without any doubt or uncertainty

Beyond question, his suggestion cuts through the congestion!
🎵 Rhyme

Beyond question, his suggestion cuts through the congestion!

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🎤Pronunciation

🇺🇸 US/bɪˈjɑːnd ˈkwestʃən/
🇬🇧 UK/bɪˈjɒnd ˈkwestʃən/

🌳Etymology

Origin

Beyond derives from Old English 'begeondan', meaning 'on the other side of' or 'further than', combining the prefix 'be-' with 'geondan' (yonder). Question originates from Latin 'quaestio', derived from 'quaerere' (to seek or ask), meaning an inquiry or matter in dispute. Together, the phrase evolved to mean 'past doubt' or 'so certain that no further inquiry is necessary'.

Breakdown

Beyond: be- (about, around) + geondan (over there, yonder). Question: Latin quaestio (inquiry, from quaerere, to seek/ask). The compound phrase literally means 'past the realm of questioning', semantically indicating absolute certainty.

🎵Rhyme

suggestion
congestion
digestion

🔗Collocations

loyalty beyond question
integrity beyond question
skills beyond question
honesty beyond question
ability beyond question

📝Examples

“Her qualifications for the position are beyond question.”

😄 Fun example

“The pizza's deliciousness was beyond question - even my diet-obsessed sister had three slices.”

😄 Fun example

“The cat's ownership of this house is beyond question - just ask the humans who pay rent.”

“The importance of this meeting is beyond question.”

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