equivocal 的定义
- allowing the possibility of several different meanings, as a word or phrase, especially with intent to deceive or misguide; susceptible of double interpretation; deliberately ambiguous: an equivocal answer.
- of doubtful nature or character; questionable; dubious; suspicious: the equivocal loyalty of many employees during the labor strike.
- of uncertain significance; not determined: an equivocal attitude.
equivocal 近义词
doubtful, uncertain
equivocal 的近义词 33 个
- ambiguous
- ambivalent
- dubious
- evasive
- muddled
- puzzling
- unclear
- vague
- amphibological
- borderline
- clear as mud
- clouded
- disreputable
- fishy
- fuzzy
- hazy
- indefinite
- indeterminate
- indistinct
- misleading
- muzzy
- oblique
- obscure
- open
- problematic
- questionable
- suspect
- suspicious
- tenebrous
- undecided
- unexplicit
- unintelligible
- with mixed feelings
equivocal 的反义词 9 个
更多equivocal例句
- In a tentative ruling filed earlier this week, Judge William Orrick said Wisk’s “evidence of misappropriation is too equivocal to warrant a preliminary injunction.”
- The results are almost always negative, and when they are equivocal it rarely is an indication of actual illness.
- His answer was equivocal as Paul said his wife didn't want him to run.
- But his wavering and equivocal history on the marriage issue more properly suggests a profile in Jell-O.
- As America celebrated the bin Laden killing, the response in the Middle East was more equivocal.
- There never was a more equivocal expression; and such as it was then it still is.
- The whole public law of Europe had its origin in equivocal expressions, beginning with the Salique law.
- The climate of these animals is not therefore, equivocal; but it is more difficult to determine the relative bulk of each species.
- He was "sick at heart of the equivocal position," and determined to "go on in a clearer path."
- Even at first their acts were equivocal, and they soon came to be as illegal as they were oppressive.