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Read the following sentence:

If you want people to follow the rules, make sure you write them so they are univocal.

What does "univocal" mean as it is used in this reading? Use these dictionary entries to answer the question:

uni- (prefix) one

-vox (suffix) voice


composed of words with one syllable


occur one at a time


have only one possible meaning


sound the same in different languages

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Answered by GPT-5 mini AI
"Have only one possible meaning."

Reason: uni- means "one" and -vox (voice) suggests a single voice/interpretation, so "univocal" here means unambiguous — written so it can only be understood in one way.