unambiguous (Meaning)
unambiguous (a)
having or exhibiting a single clearly defined meaning
admitting of no doubt or misunderstanding; having only one meaning or interpretation and leading to only one conclusion
Synonyms & Antonyms of unambiguous
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- crystal clear
- broad
- comprehensible
- lucid
- palpable
- understandable
- pellucid
- clear-cut
- barefaced
- patent
- plain
- explicit
- bright-line
- simple
- perspicuous
- unequivocal
- transparent
- unambivalent
- intelligible
- decided
- manifest
- ringing
- visible
- bald
- luminous
- open-and-shut
Antonyms:
- nebulous
- enigmatical
- imprecise
- indeterminate
- enigmatical
- unapparent
- vague
- vague
- imperceptible
- subtle
- grey
- insensible
- nebulous
- unknowable
- nonobvious
- nonobvious
- impalpable
- grey
- obfuscated
- insensible
- unknowable
- imperceptible
- clouded
- gray
- clouded
- unclarified
- indecipherable
- indeterminate
- subtle
- indefinite
- unfathomable
- indefinite
- inappreciable
- obfuscated
- indecipherable
- unapparent
- unfathomable
- imprecise
- gray
- unclarified
- inappreciable
- impalpable
Synonyms:
- observable
- black-and-white
- comprehendible
- sensible
- decipherable
- legible
- discernable
- self-evident
- self-explanatory
- perceptible
- luculent
- graspable
- overt
- readable
- fathomable
- tidy
- tangible
- bald-faced
- knowable
- uncomplicated
- trenchant
- undisguised
- recognizable
- clean-cut
- digestible
- clean
- appreciable
- discernible
- nonambiguous
- noticeable
- cognizable
- well-defined
Antonyms:
unambiguous Sentence Examples
- The contract's language was unambiguous, leaving no room for misinterpretation.
- The witness provided an unambiguous account of the events leading up to the accident.
- The Supreme Court issued an unambiguous ruling that settled the legal dispute.
- The scientist's research produced unambiguous results that supported his hypothesis.
- The user interface was designed to be unambiguous, ensuring easy navigation for all users.
- The politician's speech was unambiguous, clearly stating their position on the issue.
- The sign's message was unambiguous, prohibiting vehicles from entering the area.
- The instructions provided were unambiguous, leaving no doubt about the steps to follow.
- The company's policy on harassment was unambiguous, outlining the consequences of inappropriate behavior.
- The survey results were unambiguous, showing a clear majority in favor of the proposed legislation.
FAQs About the word unambiguous
having or exhibiting a single clearly defined meaning, admitting of no doubt or misunderstanding; having only one meaning or interpretation and leading to only
evident, distinct, clear, straightforward, unmistakable,obvious, apparent, crystal clear, broad, comprehensible
unintelligible, equivocal, obscure, unintelligible, incomprehensible, dark, enigmatic, unclear, ambiguous, mysterious
The contract's language was unambiguous, leaving no room for misinterpretation.
The witness provided an unambiguous account of the events leading up to the accident.
The Supreme Court issued an unambiguous ruling that settled the legal dispute.
The scientist's research produced unambiguous results that supported his hypothesis.
