Unmistakable: meaning, definitions and examples

When something is so clear and obvious that it cannot be mistaken for anything else.

• The unmistakable aroma of freshly baked bread filled the house
• His anger was unmistakable

When something is noticeably different from other things of the same type and easy to identify; often used to describe features or characteristics.

• Her voice is distinct from all the others
• There are three distinct species of this plant

In situations where something needs to be easily understood or seen; often used to describe instructions, explanations, or visibility.

• Her instructions were very clear
• The water in the lake was so clear we could see the fish swimming

Best used when something is easily perceived or understood without any doubt; often refers to conditions or states that are visible or apparent to everyone.

• It is obvious that he is the best candidate for the job
• The answer was so obvious that everyone knew it

Suitable when something is clear or obvious to see or understand, often referring to facts or situations that reveal themselves over time.

• The benefits of the new policy are already evident
• It was evident that she was not happy with the decision

Used when something is certain or has a firm conclusion. It implies a level of certainty or specification.

• We need a definite answer by tomorrow
• There is a definite pattern in his behavior