unequivocal (Meaning)
unequivocal (a)
admitting of no doubt or misunderstanding; having only one meaning or interpretation and leading to only one conclusion
unequivocal (s)
clearly defined or formulated
unequivocal (a.)
Not equivocal; not doubtful; not ambiguous; evident; sincere; plain; as, unequivocal evidence; unequivocal words.
Synonyms & Antonyms of unequivocal
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- bright-line
- lucid
- ringing
- manifest
- pellucid
- crystal clear
- comprehensible
- simple
- clear-cut
- broad
- luminous
- unambivalent
- unambiguous
- bald
- patent
- plain
- visible
- perspicuous
- palpable
- transparent
- decided
- barefaced
- explicit
Antonyms:
- noncommittal
- gray
- imperceptible
- inappreciable
- hazy
- obfuscated
- imperceptible
- unknowable
- indecipherable
- imprecise
- unknowable
- indeterminate
- gray
- indecipherable
- unapparent
- unclarified
- unfathomable
- nonobvious
- nebulous
- sketchy
- subtle
- enigmatical
- inappreciable
- vague
- vague
- insensible
- grey
- nonobvious
- noncommittal
- grey
- unapparent
- hazy
- sketchy
- imprecise
- impalpable
- nebulous
- insensible
- indefinite
- obfuscated
- unfathomable
- indefinite
- unclarified
- impalpable
- indeterminate
- subtle
- enigmatical
Synonyms:
- open-and-shut
- black-and-white
- bald-faced
- discernable
- cognoscible
- recognizable
- digestible
- uncomplicated
- knowable
- fathomable
- undisguised
- nonambiguous
- understandable
- cognizable
- trenchant
- self-evident
- clean-cut
- sensible
- self-explanatory
- appreciable
- tangible
- discernible
- perceptible
- intelligible
- overt
- comprehendible
- luculent
- noticeable
- readable
- graspable
- observable
- legible
- tidy
Antonyms:
unequivocal Sentence Examples
- The research findings were unequivocal, indicating a significant correlation between exercise and improved cardiovascular health.
- The jury's verdict was unequivocally guilty, leaving no doubt about the defendant's culpability.
- The doctor's diagnosis was unequivocal: the patient had a rare and life-threatening condition.
- The company's statement condemning discrimination was unequivocal, emphasizing its commitment to diversity and inclusion.
- The eyewitness account provided unequivocal evidence of the suspect's involvement in the crime.
- The test results were unequivocal, confirming the presence of the toxic substance in the soil.
- The public outcry against the proposed development was unequivocal, demonstrating the community's opposition.
- The scientific evidence was unequivocal, supporting the theory of human-induced climate change.
- The love between the couple was unequivocal, evident in their unwavering devotion to each other.
- The apology issued by the CEO was unequivocal, acknowledging the company's wrongdoing and expressing sincere remorse.
FAQs About the word unequivocal
admitting of no doubt or misunderstanding; having only one meaning or interpretation and leading to only one conclusion, clearly defined or formulatedNot equivo
evident, apparent, distinct, obvious, straightforward,unmistakable, clear, bright-line, lucid, ringing
ambiguous, mysterious, cryptic, enigmatic, obscure, unclear, unintelligible, indistinct, ambiguous, incomprehensible
The research findings were unequivocal, indicating a significant correlation between exercise and improved cardiovascular health.
The jury's verdict was unequivocally guilty, leaving no doubt about the defendant's culpability.
The doctor's diagnosis was unequivocal: the patient had a rare and life-threatening condition.
The company's statement condemning discrimination was unequivocal, emphasizing its commitment to diversity and inclusion.
