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Unequivocably vs. Unequivocally

Unequivocably

Without any doubt or uncertainty

Examples:

She stated unequivocably that she would not attend the meeting.His intentions were expressed unequivocably in the letter.The board members unequivocably opposed the proposed changes.

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Unequivocally

/ˌʌnɪˈkwɪvəkəli/
Without any doubt or misunderstanding.

Examples:

He unequivocally denied all the allegations against him.Her love for him was unequivocally genuine and deep.The policy changes were unequivocally criticized by the public.

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Ways to tell them apart:

etymology
  • Unequivocably is often used incorrectly when people mean to use unequivocally.
  • Unequivocally is the correct word when you want to express something unambiguously or very clearly.
  • Remember that -ly is a common adverbial suffix, and unequivocally follows this rule to form an adverb while unequivocably is a mistaken variation.
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