unambiguous
ਸਪੱਸ਼ਟ
definition
adjective
instructions should be unambiguous
not open to more than one interpretation.
example
That's important, and it should be presented to the people in a clear, 'unambiguous' way.
The law should be clear and 'unambiguous' in its opposition to bigotry and prejudice.
None of this evidence was wholly 'unambiguous' , and no intention to attack was ever expressed.
The partners must set out in clear and 'unambiguous' terms the guiding principles of the co-opetition.
The message would be 'unambiguous' , women are incapable of managing seats on their own.
If Mr Blair has 'unambiguous' evidence, now is the time to share it.
The sessions on the net have been standing room only, and the message is 'unambiguous' .
Boyce's clear demand for this 'unambiguous' statement was transmitted to Goldsmith through the Prime Minister.
The parol evidence rule precludes extrinsic evidence when the document is clear and 'unambiguous' on its face.
Within task sections, offices are arranged in a clear hierarchy with 'unambiguous' chains of command.
Add this to the incapacitation benefit, and there is a clear and 'unambiguous' case that locking up criminals is good for the community.
Our messaging is very clear and 'unambiguous' about what happens at each step of the process.
Mr Cook said the Yule River meeting delivered an 'unambiguous' message to the Yamatji members who attended.
It is trite law that nothing less than clear, express and 'unambiguous' language is effective to levy a tax.
No doubt this, not 'unambiguous' , praise helped his triumphant return.
His clear and 'unambiguous' philosophy was that politics had to do with a contest of ideas.
Such an intention must be clearly manifested by unmistakable and 'unambiguous' language.
His message was 'unambiguous' in its support for a war before the United States and the world.
Having said that, I must say that a clear message from 'unambiguous' voices is coming from Pakistan.
When societies tend to get hard on drugs and give a clear and 'unambiguous' message, drug use goes down.
He responded with a gesture of remarkable 'unambiguity' .
Pflueger said that the country is clearly and 'unambiguously' headed for the EU.
Another difference is that obvious 'unambiguity' can be used in the interface to hint at shortcuts.
Kaye hears his voice more clearly and 'unambiguously' than I do, a clarity of conviction that I envy.
Various elementary operations are studied to find whether they preserve 'unambiguity' and inherent ambiguity of languages.
Finally, 278 'unambiguously' aligned amino acid positions were used in the analysis.
Recently, the property of 'unambiguity' in alternating Turing machines has received considerable attention in the context of analyzing globally-unique games.
Only one story about tattoos seems to have an 'unambiguously' positive meaning.
You should all be ‘pedantic old farts’ about 'unambiguity' in words, because no-one else is going to stop them from becoming completely malleable (or, put another way - completely meaningless.)
This seems to imply that only facts that are 'unambiguously' positive should be reported by the media.
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