unambiguously

Another question is whether to reformulate the French nuclear doctrine so as to state unambiguously that "vital interests" cover European allies too.

Elon Musk's wrecking crew is really a way of punishing America for failing to love him the way he believes he should be loved: unambiguously and unanimously.

She won that argument with Tory members, having lost it among the party's MPs - and then lost it unambiguously with the public and the markets within 49 days.

Identify unambiguously the “enemies” of American democracy and call them out daily.

“To the contrary, the U.S. Supreme Court has consistently held that federal laws regulating hiring do not apply to state employers unless they clearly and unambiguously state they do.”