Portuguese
inequívoco Catalan
inequívoc Admitting of no doubt or misunderstanding; having only one meaning or interpretation and leading to only one conclusion.
Synonyms
Examples for "definitive"
Examples for "definitive"
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To the second question the preceding action had offered no definitive answer.
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Fine Gael' s attitude on the issue, however, would be less definitive.
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There isn't one definitive way to come up with a good target.
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This is a large question, to which there is no definitive answer.
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I still haven't seen a definitive cost analysis of the change though.
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Either way, the innovation economy makes unequivocal positive impact independent of politics.
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An unequivocal yes to that question from the Labour Party's new leader.
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The message to policymakers across Europe has been unequivocal: enough is enough.
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Now the international community's message is unequivocal: you were right in 2009.
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All the minister's public statements declare unequivocal support for the EU-Turkey deal.
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It must be unequivocal that they are welcome, whatever the final deal.
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Article 123 of the Lisbon Treaty is a simple and unequivocal provision.
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Keen Lung issued his personal instructions on the subject in unequivocal language.
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I'll make sure he hangs in there, said Gabe, his voice unequivocal.
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Then the unequivocal message came back from the finance ministry in Berlin.
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This engagement was couched in the unequivocal terms I have literally quoted.
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Cracknell studied Kitson for a moment, strangely satisfied by this unequivocal refusal.
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He waved it at the driver, whose response was quick and unequivocal.
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The unequivocal adhesion of the Duke of Fitz-Aquitaine is a great thing.
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He was gruff, but his loyalty to Beauvoir was clear and unequivocal.
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Nor can the claim of either to the victory be pronounced unequivocal.
