GRE vocabulary
unambiguous
having only one possible meaning; entirely clear
In a sentence
Unambiguous in a sentence
Here is an example sentence showing unambiguous in a sentence.
The instructions were unambiguous: no submission would be accepted after midnight.
Synonyms
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ubiquitous
seeming to be present everywhere at the same time
ululate
to howl or wail loudly, especially in grief or celebration
umbrage
offense or annoyance taken at a perceived slight
unalloyed
complete and unqualified, without anything to diminish it
unanimity
complete agreement among everyone involved
unassailable
impossible to attack, question, or refute
unassailed
not subjected to attack or challenge
unassuming
modest and not seeking to draw attention to oneself
Common questions
Questions about “unambiguous”
Unambiguous (adjective) means having only one possible meaning; entirely clear
Here is unambiguous used in an example sentence: "The instructions were unambiguous: no submission would be accepted after midnight."
Common synonyms for unambiguous include unequivocal, explicit, clear-cut.
Antonyms of unambiguous include ambiguous, equivocal, vague.
Unambiguous is a GRE-level vocabulary word worth knowing for the Verbal section.
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