And they should be told so in unambiguous terms.

The building trades asserted its position in unambiguous terms, and all San Francisco was in turmoil.

AT LAST, Ministers have begun to speak in unambiguous terms about the financial crisis facing the State.

The 'ha ha' that he puts in the letters, for example, taunting in the most unambiguous terms.

It was an undertaking in brief, unambiguous terms to pay her three pounds a week for life.

This encyclical, among other things, re-stated in unambiguous terms the Church's traditional teaching on contraception as intrinsically immoral.

I have always regarded it as my office to address myself to plain men, and in clear and unambiguous terms.

Following 'bit', 'byte' and 'nybble' there have been quite a few analogical attempts to construct unambiguous terms for bit blocks of other sizes.