adj. allowing the possibility of several different meanings; giving good reason for being doubted
Jane's answer was equivocal. OR The diet makes some equivocal claims.
Jane's answer was equivocal. OR The diet makes some equivocal claims.
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The diet makes some equivocal claims.
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vague; evasive; ambiguous; doubtful
absolute; straightforward; unquestionable
4 syllables
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