equivocalness (Meaning)
equivocalness (n)
unclearness by virtue of having more than one meaning
equivocalness (n.)
The state of being equivocal.
Synonyms & Antonyms of equivocalness
Synonyms:
- inscrutableness
- darkness
- nebulosity
- opaqueness
- equivocation
- obliquity
- uncertainty
- opacity
- mysteriousness
- inscrutability
- mystery
- murkiness
- obscurity
- complexity
- nebulousness
- obliqueness
Antonyms:
- incisiveness
- definiteness
- perspicuity
- lucidity
- openness
- straightforwardness
- incisiveness
- comprehensibility
- visibility
- incision
- perspicuity
- forthrightness
- definiteness
- surety
- comprehensibility
- openness
- exactness
- incision
- directness
- surety
- exactness
- visibility
- explicitness
- explicitness
- directness
- forthrightness
- straightforwardness
- lucidity
Synonyms:
- shade
- difficulty
- complication
- dimness
- depth
- reconditeness
- vagueness
- profoundness
- fogginess
- circuity
- faintness
- haziness
- indirectness
- obtuseness
- mistiness
- impenetrability
- indistinctness
- cloudiness
- deepness
- incomprehensibleness
- incomprehensibility
- indefiniteness
- shadow
- abstruseness
- fuzziness
Antonyms:
equivocalness Sentence Examples
- The equivocalness of the politician's answer left the audience uncertain about their true stance on the issue.
- In the face of the equivocalness of the evidence, the jury struggled to reach a unanimous verdict.
- The equivocalness of the symptoms made it difficult for the doctor to diagnose the patient's illness.
- The scientist's equivocalness about the results of their experiment led to skepticism among their peers.
- The equivocalness of the fortune teller's predictions left the client feeling dissatisfied and uncertain.
- The equivocalness of the weather forecast made it difficult for people to plan their outdoor activities.
- The equivocalness of the company's financial statements raised concerns among investors and creditors.
- The equivocalness of the witness's testimony made it challenging for the opposing lawyers to cross-examine them effectively.
- The equivocalness of the peace treaty led to ongoing tensions and distrust between the two nations.
- The equivocalness of the government's response to the crisis left the public feeling frustrated and uncertain about the future.
FAQs About the word equivocalness
unclearness by virtue of having more than one meaningThe state of being equivocal.
ambiguity, ambiguousness, inscrutableness, darkness, nebulosity, opaqueness, equivocation, obliquity, uncertainty, opacity
brightness, legibility, clearness, obviousness,clarity, legibility, distinctness, brightness, clearness, clarity
The equivocalness of the politician's answer left the audience uncertain about their true stance on the issue.
In the face of the equivocalness of the evidence, the jury struggled to reach a unanimous verdict.
The equivocalness of the symptoms made it difficult for the doctor to diagnose the patient's illness.
The scientist's equivocalness about the results of their experiment led to skepticism among their peers.
