equivocacy Sentence Examples
- The politician's equivocacy on the issue of tax cuts alienated both the left and the right.
- His equivocacy on the matter of climate change led to accusations of dishonesty and hypocrisy.
- The equivocacy of the court's ruling left many legal experts scratching their heads.
- The candidate's equivocacy on the issue of abortion cost her the election.
- The report's equivocacy on the issue of gun control led to widespread criticism.
- The equivocacy of the evidence made it difficult for the jury to reach a verdict.
- The witness's equivocacy on the stand led the judge to dismiss the case.
- The equivocacy of the government's response to the crisis led to widespread panic.
- The equivocacy of the company's statement on the product recall led to a loss of consumer confidence.
- The equivocacy of the organization's position on the issue of animal testing led to a boycott of its products.
equivocacy Meaning
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equivocacy (n.)
Equivocalness.
Synonyms & Antonyms of equivocacy
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Equivocalness.
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The politician's equivocacy on the issue of tax cuts alienated both the left and the right.
His equivocacy on the matter of climate change led to accusations of dishonesty and hypocrisy.
The equivocacy of the court's ruling left many legal experts scratching their heads.
The candidate's equivocacy on the issue of abortion cost her the election.
