Unequivocal

uhn-i-kwiv-uh-kul

leaving no doubt; unambiguous.

“Shakespeare had an unequivocal impact on the human language, and coined many commonly used words, shaping the way we communicate today.”

Source: Dictionary.com

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Chicanery

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the use of trickery to achieve a purpose.

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Unpropitious

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unfavourable or not auspicious.

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Discompose

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to disturb the normal arrangement or order of something; to unsettle.

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Onerous

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involving great effort, difficulty, or expense.

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Indisposition

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a slight illness or lack of energy.

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Immure

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to confine or imprison someone.

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Enthrall

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to captivate or charm.

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Inordinate

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excessive in quantity, degree, or extent; unreasonable.

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Superfluity

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an excessive amount of something; more than is necessary.

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Noviciates

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individuals who are new to a particular activity or profession, especially in religious contexts.

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The only true wisdom is…

Socrates

All great ideas start as…

Steve Case

Sometimes, carrying on, just carrying…

Albert Camus

Security is mostly a superstition….

Helen Keller

The first step towards getting…

J.P. Morgan

Life’s not about expecting, hoping…

Mike Dooley

You can’t make a race…

John Steinbeck

Your mind will give back…

James Joyce

The secret of change is…

Socrates

In the middle of every…

Albert Einstein

For the 36 years leading up to 1916,…

Wasps are the unsung heroes of global agriculture….

Saturday became part of the weekend in the…

There’s a species of jellyfish that can technically…

Belly buttons can harbour thousands of bacterial species….

The average person in the world is a…

The most expensive cheese in the world is…

Around 80% of plane crashes occur during the…

There are more possible iterations of a game…

In Thailand, every day of the week has…