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
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Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- simple
- broad
- unambiguous
- pellucid
- patent
- crystal clear
- perspicuous
- explicit
- palpable
- clear-cut
- bright-line
- bald
- transparent
- visible
- comprehensible
- luminous
- lucid
- barefaced
- plain
- unambivalent
- manifest
- decided
- ringing
Antonyms:
- hazy
- unapparent
- imprecise
- indefinite
- grey
- enigmatical
- insensible
- indefinite
- indecipherable
- nonobvious
- indecipherable
- noncommittal
- vague
- noncommittal
- vague
- indeterminate
- indeterminate
- impalpable
- sketchy
- nebulous
- obfuscated
- enigmatical
- sketchy
- unfathomable
- obfuscated
- subtle
- nebulous
- hazy
- insensible
- subtle
- unclarified
- unknowable
- imperceptible
- unknowable
- unapparent
- impalpable
- gray
- gray
- unclarified
- inappreciable
- imperceptible
- inappreciable
- grey
- unfathomable
- imprecise
- nonobvious
Synonyms:
- digestible
- comprehendible
- tangible
- perceptible
- legible
- intelligible
- knowable
- discernible
- undisguised
- noticeable
- discernable
- cognizable
- clean-cut
- sensible
- luculent
- self-evident
- cognoscible
- bald-faced
- readable
- fathomable
- understandable
- tidy
- black-and-white
- nonambiguous
- trenchant
- observable
- self-explanatory
- appreciable
- overt
- recognizable
- graspable
- open-and-shut
- uncomplicated
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
clear, evident, straightforward,unmistakable, obvious, apparent, distinct, simple, broad,unambiguous
unclear, cryptic, unintelligible, incomprehensible, indistinct, dark,ambiguous, enigmatic, unclear, obscure
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.
