ühemõtteline

Ühemõtteline is an Estonian adjective that translates to unambiguous, clear, or explicit in English. It describes something that can be understood in only one way, leaving no room for doubt or misinterpretation. This term is often used in contexts where precision and clarity are important, such as in legal documents, instructions, or scientific communication.

When something is described as ühemõtteline, it means its meaning is straightforward and direct. There are no hidden meanings, double entendres, or alternative interpretations that could lead to confusion. For example, a contract clause that is ühemõtteline clearly states the obligations and rights of the parties involved. Similarly, an instruction that is ühemõtteline is easy to follow because its purpose and steps are perfectly clear.

The opposite of ühemõtteline would be something ambiguous, vague, or equivocal. These terms suggest a lack of clarity and the possibility of multiple meanings or interpretations. In Estonian, common antonyms might include 'mitmetähenduslik' (ambiguous) or 'ebaselge' (unclear). The use of ühemõtteline emphasizes the desire for singular and definitive understanding.