equivocal

/ɪkwˈɪvəkə‍l/

/ɪˈkwɪvəkəɫ/

equivocal

deliberately not having one obvious meaning and therefore open to interpretation, often intended to deceive

synonyms : ambiguous

uncertain as a sign or indication

open to question

Examples

1. It's a little bit equivocal, to be honest.

2. Do you know the research on agendas is highly equivocal?

3. The other reason, and the evidence is a little equivocal for this one, is that the wavelengths of light on these devices is blue light.

4. Arius gave a kind of equivocal acceptance of this arrangement, but the Bishop of Alexandria refused to accept Arius back into communion.