Similar words: equivocal, equivocate, equivocation, unequal, inequity, vocal, mannequin, equivalent. Meaning: adj. 1. admitting of no doubt or misunderstanding; having only one meaning or interpretation and leading to only one conclusion 2. clearly defined or formulated.
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31. Experiments are not totally unequivocal as yet.
32. Well the answer is an unequivocal and emphatic " Yes. ".
33. Such committees, being evenly balanced, almost never succeed in making unequivocal judgements.
34. Any nation an unequivocal commitment against terror can join this cause.
35. The statement was so unequivocal that it excluded all possible arguments.
36. The unequivocal flatness of the countryside came almost as a shock.
37. Taken together, that is hardly an unequivocal sign of economic vigour.
38. Our position on this issue is consistent, unequivocal and resolute.
39. An unequivocal answer to this question can only be given for one system at present.
40. Reference he makes to a comic poet yes a comic poet an unequivocal reference to the playwright Aristophanes whose name I have put up on the board.
41. The two tutelary almond trees that for years had been an unequivocal sign of identity had been cut down to the roots and the house left exposed to the elements.sentencedict .com
42. In recent interviews, executives at Fox and Disney were unequivocal in their support for Blu - ray.
43. Obviously we had to condemn the Indian resort to force in unequivocal language.
44. And the academic view was unequivocal: the most talented artists used oil.
45. This reaffirms the unequivocal position and sincere aspiration of the Chinese government.
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