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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of equivocation1
Example Sentences
The only noise being generated are the answers from the White House: an endless parade of equivocations, lies, innuendo, anger, humor, drama and pathos worthy of a Broadway musical.
The move, and Carney's equivocation of his involvement with it, was criticised by the editorial board of Canada's national newspaper the Globe and Mail, which wrote on Thursday that Carney must be transparent with Canadians.
Norris said he would welcome such a decision, but with a degree of equivocation.
These great democratic leaders also framed the struggle with their opponents in stark, us-versus-them terms, and they used the language of good and evil without equivocation.
There was no equivocation on the part of the unanimous court.
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