unequivocal
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definition
adjective
an unequivocal answer
leaving no doubt; unambiguous.
example
It might be thought that answers to these questions could be given in a clear and 'unequivocal' way.
They must be so 'unequivocal' that there will be no doubt about the construction.
In so finding, I bear in mind that the representation must be clear or 'unequivocal' .
If you look at all the opinion polls, they are absolutely 'unequivocal' about his.
It is good that the participants should know this in clear and 'unequivocal' terms.
The best one can hope for is an explicit and 'unequivocal' commitment to doing that right thing.
Your Lordship has given clear and 'unequivocal' ruling which is consistent with the position adopted in other member states.
It is very good to have such a clear and 'unequivocal' statement.
It needed a clear and 'unequivocal' statement, from someone, that it was not the case.
In 2002, for the first time ever, a US president gave it his clear and 'unequivocal' support.
International trade theory does not offer any 'unequivocal' answers to this question.
Either it gives no 'unequivocal' answer to our problem or it is itself open to question.
Twenty years ago, the answer would have been loud, 'unequivocal' and sustained.
On the other hand, speakers could be quite 'unequivocal' and left no doubt as to their belief in what was being told.
Mr Grey gave an emphatic and 'unequivocal' assurance that the names of all the donors would remain totally confidential.
I'd like to see clear, 'unequivocal' conditions rather than leaving it up to judges and lawyers.
The order is clear and 'unequivocal' and not open to various interpretations.
It seems that our current knowledge does not allow an 'unequivocal' decision between them.
The British government's position was 'unequivocal' : there had to be regime change in Iraq.
Asked if either of those substances were relevant to the treatment of colic his answer is precise and 'unequivocal' .
Trying to use these means to achieve painterly effects brings the photographer into conflict with the truthfulness and 'unequivocalness' of his medium, his material, his technique.
According to Einstein this was impossible, considering the hypothesis of the 'unequivocalness' of the event.
Such willingness to speak out 'unequivocally' can only be a positive contribution to peace within and beyond our city.
Like all forms of religious and racial bigotry, it should be 'unequivocally' opposed.
This benefits the ease of use, the operational speed and acceptance and it does not harm the 'unequivocalness' of the handling of the process.
I had been the only person in my entire secondary school who'd 'unequivocally' come out against it.
This effect loses its 'unequivocalness' when we depart from the purely ideological level and take into consideration the role which ideology played in Eastern societies.
The army chiefs in Chechnya, it was said, 'unequivocally' supported this position.
You have ruled very clearly and quite 'unequivocally' on two occasions.
However, there are significant differences and difficulties according to the 'unequivocalness' of product allocation to specific groups and subgroups.
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