unequivocal
She needs to deliver her message powerfully and unequivocally.
He said the allegations against him were "absolutely and unequivocally" untrue.
He unequivocally declared his innocence.

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Complete and whole
(all) in one pieceidiom
aggregate
all or nothingidiom
all toldidiom
all-in-one
all-inclusive
fell
fibre
full strength
full-fledged
full-length
fully
fully fledged
systemic
thorough
thoroughgoingly
thoroughly
through and throughidiom
to the lastidiom
totality

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Certainty

Examples of unequivocally

unequivocally
It is or should be a concept relating unequivocally to private property and to the existing price system.
Despite this significance, the localization of the three known alpha 2 adrenergic receptors has not been unequivocally established.
In this group of songs, the hook is not unequivocally one particular passage.
The site of drainage could not be demonstrated unequivocally in six patients and it was not identified in the two remaining patients.
We can assert unequivocally that no combinatorial language abilities reside in the nondominant cerebral hemisphere.
Given that there are 30 different types of amacrine cells, it was not possible to unequivocally identify the cells a priori in the slices.
In the beginning, it seemed transparent, clear and unequivocally anti-colonial.
It appears unlikely at this stage that ticks are suitable vectors of these trypanosomes, as no life-cycles unequivocally implicating ticks have so far been published.
If only one dimension of policy is important, indeed, then almost any policydriven model will unequivocally forecast a minority administration comprising only the median party.
But in the chronic phase, the degree of valvar damage is unequivocally the most important factor to cause heart failure.
Operative mortality and survival data for the patients with complicating lesions, in contrast, supports unequivocally the appropriateness of conversion from atrial to arterial repair.
That is, colours are seen to form a continuum and adults do not unequivocally draw boundaries between them.
While many of the larger microfossils herein are similar in size to extant eukaryotic micro-algae, they cannot be regarded as unequivocally eukaryotic.
However, other case studies in the research programme unequivocally indicate that the defence sector is unnecessarily constrained in its contract negotiation, drafting and management.
The first case8 cannot be diagnosed unequivocally as complete transposition because it stems from a 6-7-day-old embryo.
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