unambiguously

The instructions were unambiguously clear.

She unambiguously stated her opinion on the matter.

The results of the experiment were unambiguously positive.

He unambiguously denied any involvement in the crime.

The contract language was unambiguously written.

The warning signs were unambiguously displayed.

Her intentions were unambiguously good.

The rules of the game were unambiguously explained.

The survey results were unambiguously in favor of the new policy.

The evidence unambiguously pointed to the suspect's guilt.

On the one hand, you must be clear, you want your message to come across unambiguously.

What was once unambiguously justified suddenly seemed excessive.

So this really unambiguously tells you that humans did it.

I mean, how big an effect has that been, and is it unambiguously good news?

There is, I think, no other way of analysing the current proceeds of production unambiguously.

But what ought to be unambiguously good news, after years of delay, is not.

The instrument's " first-ever in-situ - in the original space" measurement " unambiguously confirms" the presence of sulphur, Isro said.

Well, I think fundamentally Neal is wrong on this.You can either prove unambiguously that federal aid increases the price of higher education or you can not.

The reason triangles are used, and not squares, or polygons, or some other more complex shape is simplicity: three points in space unambiguously define a plane.

America's election laws are often confusing. But the bar on " unauthorised" parties using a candidate's name unless " the title clearly and unambiguously shows opposition to the named candidate" seems clear.