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irrefutability
This term carries a strong sense of absolute certainty and finality, typically appearing in legal, scientific, or philosophical discourses. It describes a state where a claim is so well-supported by evidence that any attempt to challenge it is seen as futile. Because of its high register, it is rarely used in casual conversation, where speakers would prefer phrases like "undeniable" or "proven beyond a doubt."
As an abstract quality, the word is uncountable. It refers to a conceptual property of an argument or piece of evidence rather than a discrete object that can be counted. Consequently, it does not have a plural form and is used with singular verbs.