unequivocal

There are times when nothing but an unequivocal answer will do.

The answer to that second question was an unequivocal yes.

After much research I can tell you the clear answer is an unequivocal "no".

But there had been a reason, and it was unequivocal.

"Are you saying she's found an unequivocal reason for it?"

But in unequivocal terms, the court said the judge had gone too far.

It's hard to believe any water on earth could be so unequivocal.

But you know, when we're talking about strong and unequivocal support, there is no question mark next to me.

I want it to be seen by all that we have taken strong and unequivocal action.

Paul seemed to consider the question, and his answer was an unequivocal no.

Her answer was so unequivocal as almost to surprise him.

If the questions were too specific and unequivocal, he'd be in trouble.

And still this paper gives them its unequivocal support with no questions asked?

Her answer could not have been more unequivocal: "It was me!"

What to do to make the naming of No. 1 unequivocal?

Without unequivocal American support, they are unlikely even to try.

Let us be consistent and give it our unequivocal support.

Surprisingly, the answer is much less clear and unequivocal than one might think.

To the rest of the world, he was no less enthusiastic or unequivocal.

Yet, in general, the results of the referendum had been clear and unequivocal.

But the time has come to take an unequivocal stand on ambiguity.

Whether all that makes her the unequivocal favorite on Saturday is hard to say.

A check revealed the answer to both these questions to be an unequivocal no.

So let me explain the German position to you once again in unequivocal terms.

We are for the large shape because it has the impact of the unequivocal.