When something, a fact, situation or an expression that manifests itself is said to be unequivocal, it is because there is not the slightest doubt or mistake, error, or it does not have or give rise to various interpretations or meanings; that is, wherever it is examined or looked at, no objection to its truth or the possibility of a double interpretation will be found..
For example, it is important to note that incurring mistakes, which would be the opposite case, when room for doubt, mistake or double interpretation is left, can be really serious if it is a context or situation that is precisely serious.
If the investigation of a murder is being carried out, it will be precise and necessary that those who carry it out obtain evidence, data, information that is absolutely unequivocal and that does not give rise to doubts, because of course, innocence or innocence is at stake. guilt of someone and also the resolution of a case of violent death.
The unequivocal in this case can be achieved by checking and rechecking one hundred percent of the tests achieved. So, when there are no doubts there, they should be presented to the competent body that will be in charge of judging the case accordingly.
Namely, for example, the best way not to fall into a mistake and to be as sure as possible about the veracity of a saying or a question is to achieve undoubted confirmation about it, through a scientific or factual method that banishes in every sense the doubt.
On the other hand, and in another order of activities in which it is very important not to make mistakes, we find the classification required by some food products for mass consumption before being marketed because they contain certain components that can cause a health problem to an affected population. for a special condition.
In the case of celiacs, to cite one of the most common examples, it is extremely important that the containers or packaging of some products unequivocally indicate that they may or may not be consumed by them.
