1. in a way that has only one possible meaning or interpretation; unambiguously
Usage: formal; often used in academic or technical contexts

Examples

• The contract terms were stated univocally to avoid any confusion.
• The professor explained the concept univocally so all students would understand.
• The law must be written univocally to prevent misinterpretation.
• She answered the question univocally, leaving no room for doubt.
• The instructions were given univocally to ensure proper execution.
• The theorem can be proven univocally using this method.