Tra từ equivocal - Từ điển LongMan Dictionary

e‧quiv‧o‧cal/ɪˈkwɪvəkəl/ adjective
[date : 1500-1600; Language : Late Latin; Origin : aequivocus, from Latin aequi- (EQUI-) + vox 'voice']
1. if you are equivocal, you are deliberately unclear in the way that you give information or your opinion SYN ambiguous:
　 ▪ His answer was equivocal.
　 ▪ She was rather equivocal about her work.

2. information that is equivocal is difficult to understand or explain because it contains different parts which suggest that different things are true:
　 ▪ The results of the police enquiry were equivocal.

adjective
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ And the Constitution is neither silent nor equivocal about who shall make laws which the President is to execute.
▪ But he also comments that the welfare analysis of restraints is quite equivocal.
▪ But the commission did clarify Gloucester's position in one area of the north where it had previously been somewhat equivocal.
▪ Her beauty, thought Jurnet, was, like everything else about Feldon St Awdry, equivocal.
▪ I could by now admit to myself, and in no equivocal terms, that I was totally in love.
▪ The research which has been conducted on their parenting and its outcomes for their children has often been flawed and equivocal.
▪ The story, hardly positive, is at best equivocal.
▪ There was nothing equivocal about him.