equivocate
US /ɪ'kwɪvəkeɪt/
・UK /ɪˈkwɪvəkeɪt/
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v.i.Intransitive VerbTo be deliberately ambiguous or unclear
The suspect equivocated when asked about his whereabouts
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Retired generals break down Iran war strategy after week 7
- Um, they as long as a deal, um, involves the giving up i-of their of their, uh, nuclear stockpile, if you will, um, um, they are they are going to, I think, more stall, equivocate, um, uh, and
Um, they as long as a deal, um, involves the giving up i-of their of their, uh, nuclear stockpile, if you will, um, um, they are they are going to, I think, more stall, equivocate, um, uh, and
- Um, they as long as a deal, um, involves the giving up of their of their, uh, nuclear stockpile, if you will, um, um, they are they are going to, I think, more stall, equivocate, um, uh, and
Um, they as long as a deal, um, involves the giving up of their of their, uh, nuclear stockpile, if you will, um, um, they are they are going to, I think, more stall, equivocate, um, uh, and
Iran school bombing: Will the truth come out? | The Global Story
- And what has happened there is he has tended to equivocate, to say things like, well, it might have been the Iranians.
And what has happened there is he has tended to equivocate, to say things like, well, it might have been the Iranians.
Converse apologizes for sneaker ad after critics say it uses racist imagery
- They didn't equivocate and say, "Oh, well, you misunderstood it.
They didn't equivocate and say, "Oh, well, you misunderstood it.