equivocated (Meaning)

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equivocated (imp. & p. p.)

of Equivocate

The politician equivocated on the issue, avoiding taking a clear stance.
The witness equivocated in his testimony, giving contradictory statements.
The author equivocated in using the same word in two different senses, leading to confusion.
The diplomat equivocated in his negotiations, trying to appease both sides.
The student equivocated on the answer to the exam question, unsure of the correct response.
The doctor equivocated in his diagnosis, uncertain of the patient's condition.
The lawyer equivocated in his arguments, trying to convince the jury without committing to a specific position.
The scientist equivocated in his findings, acknowledging the limitations of his research.
The philosopher equivocated on the existence of God, arguing that there is no definitive proof either way.
The investor equivocated on the stock market, unsure of whether to buy or sell.

of Equivocate

waffled,weaseled, shook, pussyfooted, beat around the bush, fudged, beat about the bush, evaded, straddled the fence, ducked

No antonyms found.

The politician equivocated on the issue, avoiding taking a clear stance.

The witness equivocated in his testimony, giving contradictory statements.

The author equivocated in using the same word in two different senses, leading to confusion.

The diplomat equivocated in his negotiations, trying to appease both sides.