Do "indemonstrable" and "undemonstrable" mean the same?
The two words both mean that something is impossible to prove or to demonstrate. What's the difference between them? Could you help me with that? Thanks.

Question

Do  "indemonstrable" and "undemonstrable" mean the same?
The two words both mean that something is impossible to prove or to demonstrate. What's the difference between them? Could you help me with that? Thanks.

Answer

Yes, both words have the same meaning. But i guess indemonstrable is more common because my auto correct will not recognize the second one.

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