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Meanings of unambiguously in English

Portuguese
inequivocadamente

In an unambiguous manner.

inequivocadamente
Portuguese
exclusivamente

So as to be unique.

exclusivamente
Usage of unambiguously in English
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There are persuasive arguments that free higher education will be unambiguously regressive.
The South African
2
I would like to clarify unambiguously the position of Dublin Port Company.
The Irish Times
3
All of their import had been parsed unambiguously upon first scan anyway.
Bedlam
4
All poor metabolizers were unambiguously identified as carriers of two nonfunctional alleles.
Pubmed
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The solution might lie with the white poppy which unambiguously advocates peace.
The Irish Times
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China also released lending data on Friday that, unlike trade, was unambiguously strong.
Reuters
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Why wouldn't possession of that information be unambiguously good news, Max?
For Honor We Stand
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Finally he had been able to do something unambiguously good with his position.
The Diamond Age
9
Only patients with an unambiguously inflamed or noninflamed benign histologic result were included.
Pubmed
10
With an unambiguously purposeful stance, it is clear that his EQC means business.
The South African
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Trials were only included if allocation concealment was unambiguously determined to be adequate.
Pubmed
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Our results show that unambiguously identified retinal terminals contact nitrergic neurons.
Pubmed
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The weight of the people was unambiguously behind the forces of law and order.
The Irish Times
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Such an effect is proved here to result unambiguously from a significantly enhanced EMSI.
Pubmed
15
Even so, the president's stature today is unambiguously more powerful than a week ago.
Reuters
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On the flip side, those who support him do so unambiguously, almost without question.
The Irish Times
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Unambiguously through the time
Unambiguously across language varieties
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