equivocation

His equivocation on the issue only added to the confusion.

She is a master of equivocation, always finding a way to avoid giving a direct answer.

Politicians often resort to equivocation when faced with tough questions.

The suspect's equivocation during the interrogation raised suspicions.

Her equivocation about her future plans left everyone guessing.

The company's equivocation about the layoffs only fueled employee anxiety.

In a court of law, equivocation can be seen as a sign of deceit.

The teacher did not tolerate equivocation and demanded clear answers from the students.

Equivocation can be a frustrating tactic in negotiations, leading to misunderstandings.

The CEO's equivocation during the press conference raised doubts about the company's stability.

This is not the time for moral equivocation.

It’s pretty inadequate for practical application and it leaves plenty of room for equivocation.

Thus, by an unconscious equivocation, we arrive at the conclusion that whatever we can apprehend must be in our minds.