0 present participle of equivocate
1 to speak in a way that is intentionally not clear and confusing to other people, especially to hide the truth:
More importantly, when economists assign technical meanings to terms, they must also avoid equivocating.
The issue we need to focus on here is not the tactility per se, but how its meanings and consequences reverberate through equivocating networks of power.
No doubt this is because many governments, like our own, are equivocating about the desirability of the establishment of such a centre.
Will he stop equivocating and giving ambivalent answers?
There is danger in equivocating upon such subjects as that of partition.
He now seems to be equivocating a little.
Will he now do that and stop equivocating?
Will he stop equivocating and say that he will support the call for suspension?
