Definition of “equivocal”

As a source in Foreign Affairs explained, Canada's position is consistent, if equivocal.

But they had power, and could only be handled with an equivocal joke.

He found that his feelings for Veronica were, as they always had been, equivocal but that distrust now predominated.

I hope it worked, though the effect of surgery on a Scottish brogue must have be equivocal at best.

Nall had branched out independently, in the face of the strongest, least equivocal briefing Gleed had ever given.

The NSW Historic Houses Trust says some of White's closest friends were equivocal about the museum plan.

Third, scientists should omit equivocal material that is not central to their argument, as it may distract attention from the main evidence.

`Personally, I think that the public mood on this is a little more equivocal than people suggest," said Milburn.

`Public opinion prior to the introduction of the London congestion charge was equivocal.