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Comparative
more unequivocal
Superlative
most unequivocal
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expressing one's ideas and opinions so clearly that it leaves no room for doubt
- Her unequivocal support for the policy was evident in her speech.
- The document contained unequivocal evidence supporting their claim.
- The scientist provided an unequivocal explanation of the experiment's results.
- The witness provided an unequivocal account of the events that occurred.
- She made an unequivocal statement about her position on the issue.
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expressed in a clear and definite way, with no chance of misunderstanding or doubt
- The CEO gave an unequivocal commitment to improving work conditions.
- Her unequivocal rejection of the proposal left no room for negotiation.
- The scientist's findings were presented in an unequivocal manner, silencing critics.
- His unequivocal support for the cause rallied the team around him.
- The teacher gave an unequivocal answer to the student's question, leaving no confusion.