equivocations (Meaning)

equivocations

an ambiguous or deliberately evasive statement, deliberate evasiveness in wording

The politician's equivocations about his past actions only served to undermine his credibility.
The witness's constant equivocations made it impossible for the jury to determine the truth.
The company's equivocations regarding the safety of its product aroused widespread suspicion.
The professor's equivocations on the subject of climate change were met with frustration from his students.
The defendant's equivocations throughout the trial led the judge to believe he was guilty.
The presidential candidate's equivocations on key issues left voters feeling confused and disillusioned.
The reporter's equivocations about the source of his information raised ethical concerns.
The organization's equivocations about its involvement in the scandal damaged its reputation irreparably.
The diplomat's equivocations during negotiations angered both sides and threatened to derail the talks.
The author's equivocations in the book's conclusion left readers feeling dissatisfied and uncertain.

an ambiguous or deliberately evasive statement, deliberate evasiveness in wording

shake,weasel, beat around the bush, beat about the bush, evade, waffle,pussyfoot, hedge, shun, eschew

candor,frankness, openness, straightforwardness, forthrightness, plainness, directness,plumpness,openheartedness

The politician's equivocations about his past actions only served to undermine his credibility.

The witness's constant equivocations made it impossible for the jury to determine the truth.

The company's equivocations regarding the safety of its product aroused widespread suspicion.

The professor's equivocations on the subject of climate change were met with frustration from his students.