- Equivocally
- Equivocally \E*quiv"o*cal*ly\, adv. In an equivocal manner. [1913 Webster]
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Equivocally
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equivocally — equivocal ► ADJECTIVE ▪ unclear in meaning or intention; ambiguous. DERIVATIVES equivocally adverb. ORIGIN from Latin aequus equal + vocare to call … English terms dictionary
equivocally — adverb see equivocal … New Collegiate Dictionary
equivocally — See equivocality. * * * … Universalium
equivocally — adverb a) With ambiguity. b) With uncertainty. See Also: equivocal, equivocate … Wiktionary
equivocally — adv. ambiguously, in a prevaricating manner; questionably, doubtfully … English contemporary dictionary
equivocally — equiv·o·cal·ly … English syllables
equivocally — See: equivocal … English dictionary
equivocally — adverb in an ambiguous manner this letter is worded ambiguously • Syn: ↑ambiguously • Ant: ↑unambiguously (for: ↑ambiguously) • Derived from adjective: ↑ … Useful english dictionary
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