Meanings of unequivocal terms in English

This engagement was couched in the unequivocal terms I have literally quoted.

They now became openly angry; and in very unequivocal terms ordered us away.

But the EU's general court has decided in the most unequivocal terms that the Commission got it wrong.

The public needs reassurance, in unequivocal terms, that the FCC chair wouldn't be a party to such shenanigans.

This proposition then, you are authorized to disavow to the court of Madrid, in the most unequivocal terms.

These coalitions are condemned in unequivocal terms by Continental writers and statesmen of widely differing schools of thought.

He condemned in unequivocal terms the expedition to Italy, and showed how it violated the feelings of the French nation.

On Monday, Johnson wrote in the Guardian in unequivocal terms that he would not be standing against the Labour leader.

He expressed himself in unequivocal terms at the idea that he could keep back Hill's entire corps with Gamble's cavalry brigade alone.

Chwen Hih (Fu-kiu) explains this point in unequivocal terms: Night after night I sleep with Buddha, and every morning I get up with Him.

It has also been stated in unequivocal terms, "corporate globalization has been marked by greatly increased disparities, both within countries and between countries" (Edwards, 2006).

* * * They have the power, in clear, unequivocal terms, and will clearly and certainly exercise it.