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Meaning of equivocatory
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equivocatory (a.)
Indicating, or characterized by, equivocation.
equivocatory Sentence Examples
- The politician's equivocatory response left supporters and detractors alike confused and uncertain.
- The witness's equivocatory testimony raised suspicions about their involvement in the crime.
- The CEO's equivocatory language during the earnings call sent mixed signals to investors.
- The suspect used equivocatory statements to avoid implicating themselves in the robbery.
- The professor's equivocatory comments on the student's essay left them unsure of their grade.
- The legal document was intentionally equivocatory to allow for multiple interpretations.
- The accused's equivocatory body language conveyed both nervousness and a defiance at being questioned.
- The report provided an equivocatory assessment of the project's success, leaving stakeholders uncertain about its future.
- The candidate's equivocatory answers during the interview revealed their lack of conviction in their own abilities.
- The editor rejected the article due to its equivocatory writing style, which failed to provide clear and concise information.
FAQs About the word equivocatory
Indicating, or characterized by, equivocation.
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The politician's equivocatory response left supporters and detractors alike confused and uncertain.
The witness's equivocatory testimony raised suspicions about their involvement in the crime.
The CEO's equivocatory language during the earnings call sent mixed signals to investors.
The suspect used equivocatory statements to avoid implicating themselves in the robbery.
