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• a  having or exhibiting a single clearly defined meaning
  As a horror, apartheid...is absolutely unambiguous"- Mario Vargas Llosa
• a  admitting of no doubt or misunderstanding; having only one meaning or interpretation and leading to only one conclusion

• History belongs not only to the victors but also to the morally unambiguous.
• But the advertisements muddied the Afghan Government's unambiguous anti-narcotics message, which had just started to take root.
• And, unlike our own, Iranian interests in Iraq are unambiguous.

• unequivocal
• univocal

• ambiguous
• equivocal

News & Articles

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• Heavy rain, high winds as Hunterdon faces flood conditions
  FLEMINGTON — The National Weather Service was unambiguous in its weather forecast here today: 100% chance of rain. Rain was heavy at times, prompting flood warnings from officials. River and stream levels were already high from Friday's storm. Late this...
  June 10, 2013 - Hunterdon County Democrat

Quotes

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• Emyr Jones Parry in Brooks Bulletin
  This resolution sends an unambiguous signal to the government and people of Iran......that the path of nuclear proliferation by Iran is not one that the international community can accept,said British Ambassador Emyr Jones Parry.
• Diarmuid Martin in International Herald Tribune
  Catholic Archbishop Diarmuid Martin of Dublin said both parts of Ireland should "send an urgent and unambiguous message that as one community, north and south, without distinction of belief or of political allegiance, we are united against anyone...
• Jan Egeland in Xinhua
  Only a forceful, unambiguous and verifiable convention can control transfers and do away with the networks of illegal arms brokers that supply our generation's weapons of mass killings and mass misery,Egeland said.