equivocates Sentence Examples
- The politician equivocated on the key issue, avoiding giving a clear answer.
- The defendant equivocated in his testimony, giving conflicting accounts that raised suspicions.
- Scientists equivocated over the interpretation of the data, leading to inconclusive results.
- The witness equivocated under cross-examination, undermining the prosecution's case.
- The lawyer equivocated in his closing argument, trying to please both sides of the jury.
- The reporter equivocated in her article, using ambiguous language that allowed for different interpretations.
- The company equivocated in its response to the allegations, neither denying nor confirming the claims.
- The suspect equivocated about his whereabouts on the night of the crime, creating reasonable doubt.
- The historian equivocated in his interpretation of the historical event, acknowledging the multiple perspectives.
- The teacher equivocated in her explanation of the concept, leaving students confused about its meaning.
equivocates Meaning
equivocates
to use equivocal language especially with intent to deceive, to avoid giving a definite answer, to avoid committing oneself in what one says, to use equivocal language especially to deceive
Synonyms & Antonyms of equivocates
FAQs About the word equivocates
to use equivocal language especially with intent to deceive, to avoid giving a definite answer, to avoid committing oneself in what one says, to use equivocal l
weasels, shakes, fudges, beats about the bush, ducks, eschews, hems and haws, eludes, hedges, pussyfoots
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The politician equivocated on the key issue, avoiding giving a clear answer.
The defendant equivocated in his testimony, giving conflicting accounts that raised suspicions.
Scientists equivocated over the interpretation of the data, leading to inconclusive results.
The witness equivocated under cross-examination, undermining the prosecution's case.
