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Unequivocably vs. Unequivocally
Unequivocably
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/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:
- The word unequivocally is the standard spelling and is derived from equivocal.
- Unequivocably is a common but incorrect variation — avoid using this form.
- Remember, unequivocally contains the root word equivocal with an added prefix and suffix.
- Equivocal means open to more than one interpretation, so unequivocally means without any doubts or confusion.
- In formal writing, always use unequivocally to be error-free.
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