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equivocal
02
uncertain as a sign or indication
03
(of a statement or situation) intentionally vague or misleading
equivocal
adj
equivocally
adv
equivocally
adv
equivocalness
n
equivocalness
n
equivocate
v
equivocate
v
Example
The politician gave an equivocal answer about his stance on the issue.
The contract's terms were intentionally equivocal, causing confusion among the parties.
The message was so equivocal that it could be interpreted in several ways.
The clues in the puzzle were designed to be equivocal, adding to the challenge.
Her equivocal response left everyone unsure about her true intentions.
