equivocality

the politician's response was riddled with equivocation, leaving the audience unsure of his true stance.

due to the equivocal nature of the contract, legal disputes arose regarding its interpretation.

the witness's equivocal testimony cast doubt on the defendant's guilt.

the instructions were so equivocal that no one knew how to assemble the furniture.

he skillfully employed equivocation to avoid answering the difficult question directly.

the equivocal wording of the policy created confusion among employees.

the judge warned the lawyer against using equivocal language in his closing argument.

the survey results revealed a high degree of equivocal opinions on the proposed changes.

the author deliberately used equivocal imagery to create a sense of mystery.

the team struggled with the project due to the equivocal requirements outlined by the client.

the report highlighted the dangers of relying on equivocal data for decision-making.