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unequivocal

Say it: un-ih-KWIV-uh-kul /ˌʌnɪˈkwɪvəkəl/ · adjective

What “unequivocal” means

Completely clear, leaving no room for doubt.

More precisely: Leaving no doubt; completely clear.

Example: “The answer from the board was an unequivocal no.”

When to use it

In serious or formal discussion, when an answer, message or result leaves no uncertainty about what it means.

Similar words

unambiguous, clear, definite

Quick check

Asked whether she agrees, Priya says 'Absolutely not' and firmly shakes her head. What word describes her answer?

hesitant or unequivocal?

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unequivocal

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