# unequivocally

**Pronunciation:** /ˌʌnɪˈkwɪvəklɪ/ · un-ih-KWIV-uh-klee

**CEFR level:** C2

**Part of speech:** adverb

## Meaning

In a way that leaves no doubt or confusion; absolutely and clearly.

## Examples

- The report unequivocally condemned the actions of the government.
- She unequivocally denied the accusations made against her.
- His support for the proposal was unequivocally stated.

## Synonyms

- clearly — Generally understandable.
- certainly — Without doubt.
- unquestionably — So clearly true that it cannot be doubted.
- indisputably — In a way that is impossible to dispute or argue against.

## Antonyms

- ambiguously — In a way that has more than one possible meaning.
- vaguely — In a way that is not clear or precise.
- equivocally — In a way that is open to more than one interpretation; ambiguous.

## Collocations

- unequivocally state — The committee unequivocally stated that the project would not be funded.
- unequivocally support — The public unequivocally supported the new environmental regulations.
- unequivocally condemn — The international community unequivocally condemned the human rights violations.
- unequivocally deny — The suspect unequivocally denied any involvement in the crime.

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