Equivocation - Law Dictionary Search Results
Equivocator
One who equivocates
Equivocally
In an equivocal manner
Equivocate
To use words of equivocal or doubtful signification to express ones opinions in terms which admit of different senses with intent to deceive
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Equivocal
the other hence Having two significations equally applicable capable of double interpretation of doubtful meaning ambiguous uncertain as equivocal words an equivocal sentence
Equivocalness
The state of being equivocal
Equivocation
Matched in: Term Equivocation
Equivocacy
Equivocalness
Transubstantiation
are commonly understood by English protestants without any levasion [sic., but, in the Statutes of the Realm evasion] equivocation or mental reservation what-soever, and without any dispensation already granted me for that purpose by the Pope or
Quiddit
A subtilty an equivocation
Prevaricate
or turn from one side to the other from the direct course or from truth to speak with equivocation to shuffle to quibble as he prevaricates in his statement
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