unambiguously
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The scientist unambiguously labeled each sample with a different colored sticker.
Definition
Adverb: 1. In a manner that is clear and open to only one interpretation or meaning; not ambiguous. It describes something expressed so clearly that it cannot be misunderstood. 2. In a way that is singular, distinctive, or unique. (This sense is less common and often overlaps with "uniquely").
Usage
The adverb "unambiguously" is used to modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs to indicate that an action is performed or a state is described with absolute clarity and certainty, leaving no room for doubt or multiple interpretations.
Examples
- The judge ruled unambiguously in favor of the plaintiff.
- The data unambiguously supports the new theory.
- He stated his position unambiguously during the meeting.
- The sign unambiguously prohibited parking.
Advanced Usage
- In scientific and legal contexts: Used to emphasize that evidence, results, or statements are clear and definitive.
- The experiment proved unambiguously that the hypothesis was correct.
- To contrast with ambiguity: Often used to clarify a previous vague statement.
- To be clear, I am unambiguously opposed to this policy.
Variants and Related Words
- Unambiguous (adjective): Not open to more than one interpretation; clear.
- She gave an unambiguous answer.
- Ambiguously (adverb): In a way that is open to more than one interpretation; not clearly.
- Unequivocally (adverb): In a way that leaves no doubt; clearly. (A very close synonym).
Synonyms
- Clearly
- Definitely
- Unequivocally
- Decisively
- Explicitly
- Indisputably
Antonyms
- Ambiguously
- Vaguely
- Equivocally
- Unclearly
- Doubtfully
The scientist unambiguously labeled each sample with a different colored sticker.
Adverb
- so as to be unique
- he could determine uniquely the properties of the compound
- in an unambiguous manner
- she stated her intentions unequivocally