Definition of Equivocal
not clear or certain
Examples of Equivocal in a sentence
Since the defendant’s alibi is equivocal, the jury will disregard it almost instantly.
The scientist’s theory is equivocal and has not been proven in a lab experiment.
Although I watched the entire film, I was still confused by the movie’s equivocal ending that contained many unanswered questions.
The president’s equivocal explanation of the war sounded unclear to the public.
Because Frank’s testimony was equivocal, the jury members had no choice but to ignore it during their deliberations.
The teacher’s equivocal answer did not provide me with a clear response to my question.
After the first garage was equivocal about the final cost of my repair bill, I decided to go with another automotive shop.
Because the results of the lab test were equivocal, the experiment had to be repeated.
When the football player talked about his upcoming retirement, he sounded equivocal as though he was not certain himself.
Since the doctor was equivocal about the antibiotic's effectiveness, he asked me to return for a follow-up exam in a couple of days.
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