Meanings of say unequivocally in English

He also needs to say unequivocally whether or not he supports the Obama administration's sanctions.

CALLICLES: I say unequivocally that they are the same.

Let me say unequivocally that I did not and had no reason to have done so.

I say unequivocally to both: Well done.

At the review, he should say unequivocally that the UK will stick to the course it has set.

That assertion is challenged by U.S. intelligence agencies who say unequivocally that Moscow did interfere in the November 2016 vote.

Mike Brewer of the IFS says unequivocally no.

None of the four unions mentioned ERC or said unequivocally they would have nothing to do with the Rugby Champions Cup.

But here was Moores saying unequivocally Cook is his man as if "cabinet responsibility" was as outmoded as the hula hoop.

So Wordsworth is rendering a true account of his own experience of reality when, as in "The Prelude," he says unequivocally:

Barrick Gold Corp, the world's biggest gold producer, has said unequivocally that given the tough market, it has no plans to build new mines.

I'm saying unequivocally it never, never happened, Biden told MSNBC in an interview when asked about the accusation, which his campaign had also previously denied.

"If this horse keeps working, his coffin bone will rotate until it punctures his sole, and then you'll lose him," I say unequivocally.