unmistakable

Now it is unmistakably and irretrievably a decision about the future, says Robert Shrum.

But the half that remained outside was so unmistakably alive that nobody felt very seriously alarmed—except Peter.

To those who can read the signs, they unmistakably indicate the beginnings of a full and masterly growth.

That was a good rug at his feet, worn in places, but soft in tone and unmistakably of the Orient.

I turned my astonished gaze back to Sir Philip; yes, unmistakably it was on Margrave that his look was fixed.

They were not, apparently, acquainted, and they were unmistakably English.