unmistakable

Modifies a noun

• knotwork: The unmistakable unbroken knotwork symbolizing eternal life typifies the ancient Celtic artists and craftsmanship that dates back well over 2000 years.
• silhouette: Suddenly I saw a darkening of the water beyond the jacks, the unmistakable silhouette of a big manta.
• aroma: Oh, that unmistakable aroma of Kenco Traditional -- made from the very best Arabica beans you know... .
• scent: Sweet peas are popular summer flowers with an unmistakable scent - again, some varieties are better than others.
• smell: I remember him shoeing the horses and the unmistakable smell of burning hoof.
• stamp: Many of Lancashire's towns still have the unmistakable physical stamp of an earlier manufacturing era.

Modifying Another Word

• quite: The yellow flowers begin as a light dusting and become quite unmistakable from mid May until late June.
• still: Males did not have their long tail feathers but were still unmistakable.
• absolutely: The design of the K1200 S is absolutely unmistakable, entering new territory without any role models.
• so: Poulenc's creative voice is so unmistakable that it comes as little surprise to discover that he was virtually self-taught as a composer.
• very: In a very unmistakable way Alan has become our child.
• equally: He had especially noted the distinctive Doyle rounded features, mustache and equally unmistakable gravely voice.

Used with adjective complement

• become: The yellow flowers begin as a light dusting and become quite unmistakable from mid May until late June.
• seem: The message it was designed to convey to the unwelcome visitors from above seems unmistakable.