1. having only one possible meaning or interpretation; unambiguous
Usage: formal
2. expressing or characterized by unity of voice or opinion
Usage: formal; rare

Examples

• The contract language must be univocal to avoid legal disputes.
• Her univocal response left no room for misinterpretation.
• The committee’s univocal support for the proposal was surprising.
• Scientists prefer univocal terminology in their research papers.
• The judge demanded a univocal answer from the witness.
• His univocal statement clarified the company’s position.