1. having only one possible meaning or interpretation; clear and definite

Examples

• The teacher gave unambiguous instructions for the assignment.
• Her answer was unambiguous: she would not attend the meeting.
• The contract language must be unambiguous to avoid legal disputes.
• The road signs provided unambiguous directions to the airport.
• His unambiguous rejection of the proposal surprised everyone.
• The data shows an unambiguous trend toward improvement.
• We need an unambiguous statement from the company’s leadership.