adj.无可置疑的；明白的

Apodictic truths are self-evident and require no proof.
不容置疑的真理是不言自明的，不需要证明。

His apodictic tone left no room for doubt about his intentions.
他不容置疑的语气让人毫不怀疑他的意图。

The theorem was established as an apodictic fact in the mathematical community.
这一定理在数学界被确立为不容置疑的事实。

The scientist's findings were so compelling that they could be considered apodictic.
科学家的研究成果如此有说服力，以至于可以被视为不容置疑的。

He had an apodictic belief in the power of positive thinking.
他对积极思考的力量持有不容置疑的信念。

The historical evidence was apodictic, leaving no room for alternative interpretations.
历史证据是不容置疑的，没有留下任何可供替代解释的空间。

Her conviction that she was right was apodictic and unwavering.
她坚信自己是对的，这种信念是不容置疑的，坚定不移的。

The apodictic nature of her argument made it difficult to refute.
她论点的不容置疑性使得反驳变得困难。

The apodictic knowledge of the natural world provided by science is invaluable.
科学提供的自然界的不容置疑的知识是无价的。

His apodictic assertion that he knew everything annoyed everyone around him.
他不容置疑地声称自己无所不知，这让周围的人都感到恼火。