There is no difference, it's the same meaning. They're synonyms of each other.
Example: Jim is undoubtedly/indubitably a homosexual.
Both words mean "without doubt" or "unquestionably," but "undoubtedly" is more commonly used and accepted in standard English, while "indubitably" is considered more formal and less commonly used. Additionally, "undoubtedly" is used more in everyday conversation and writing, while "indubitably" is more likely to be found in academic or literary contexts.
Undoubtedly; unquestionably; in a manner to remove all doubt.
undoubtedly, unquestionable, or without doubt.
The word is spelled "indubitably", and is essentially the same as undoubtedly.
"Chuck Norris is INDUBITABLY The Best Guy Ever"! Indubitably ADV.=Un-Doubtable, not easy to doubt.
Words that rhyme with preference include deference, reference, fence, dense, and relents.
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