unquibbled

English

Etymology

un- +‎ quibbled

Adjective

unquibbled (comparative more unquibbled, superlative most unquibbled)

1. Not quibbled over; plain; straightforward.
   • 1860, Ancient Danish Ballads, volume 2, page 266:

     And there with sword-hilt in his hand, / Its blade laid on a stone, / He sware a clear unquibbled oath, / And made her virtue known.

   • 1902, The Bookman, volume 14, page 187:

     The platform adopted consisted of one of the most unquibbled, straight-spoken and unanswerable arraignments of a corrupt administration known to American politics.