indiscusso

undisputed

adjective een-dee-SKOOS-soh Rare

Also means

uncontested

Usage Note

Indiscusso means that something is accepted without question or debate: il campione indiscusso ('the undisputed champion'). It agrees in gender and number: indiscussa (f), indiscussi (m pl). Do not confuse with indiscutibile ('indisputable, beyond argument'), which is slightly stronger.

Examples

"È il leader indiscusso del partito."

Natural Translation

He is the undisputed leader of the party.

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