unambiguous
She unambiguously stated that she wanted to do the laundry herself.
I oppose this bill because it is clearly and unambiguously unconstitutional.
His study shows unambiguously the impact of the media.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Easy to understand
(as) clear as dayidiom
abundantly clear
accessible
accessibly
assimilable
digestible
explicitly
explicitness
expressly
fathomable
hang
in words of one syllableidiom
limpid
lucid
pellucidly
perspicuity
perspicuous
perspicuously
pikestaff
taut

Examples of unambiguously

unambiguously
Rockinghamia showed the most striking effect, suffering 67% mortality in the 6 wk we followed it, with 43% mortality unambiguously due to chowchillas.
In a deeply gendered consumer market, the use of cosmetics was unambiguously coded as womanlike.
The causal role of phonology in visual word recognition is difficult to establish unambiguously even after many years of careful research.
Yet in onomastic terms, which is the rigid designator that unambiguously refers to the self of an individual in every world.
One possibility could be that unambiguously marked examples are simply not representative of unmarked (or ambiguously marked) examples.
Conversely, in (21b), plural these cannot be construed with singular woman and therefore woman's functions unambiguously as a nondetermining genitive.
He finds that both elected village heads and party representatives unambiguously acknowledge this.
However, both artists rarely approach their sexuality directly and unambiguously in their lyrics.
Recall that, by their lights, it is not unambiguously clear that bringing a person into existence actually benefits that person.
But one might complain that the emphasis on aggression and guilt fits rather badly with the unambiguously affirmative tone of the opera's conclusion.
It is legal for more than one module in scope to use the same qualifier, provided that all names can still be resolved unambiguously.
They called the psalm between the lessons a 'reading' even when it was unambiguously sung.
Unlike monadics, which are in principle ambiguous between a monotone anaphoric and a non-monotone anaphoric reading and are disambiguated prosodically, polydefinites are unambiguously non-monotone anaphoric.
In (18c) we see a case where there is unambiguously neither gender nor number agreement.
Finally, both municipal waste and carbon emissions per capita increase unambiguously with rising income.
See all examples of unambiguously
These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.