Verb:

বাক্চাতুরী করা, দ্ব্যর্থবাক্য ব্যবহার করা,

equivocated's Usage Examples:

New South Wales and Queensland quickly withdrew, and Tasmania equivocated but ultimately decided likewise, resulting in a small carnival of only.

The NME equivocated, “With a dental-drill hook and Bobby muttering about how he ‘Stuck a.

Kipsigis word '-aap' is an integral part of the Kipsigis language with an equivocated status and usage as the English conjunction 'of'.

Himself generally anti-Long in the preceding term, Brooks equivocated regarding Longism and disappointed some of his original supporters who.

When Boyer could not prove the existence of the Clum manuscript, he equivocated, saying that he did not receive the Clum manuscript from Colyn after.

However, Belgium and the United Kingdom equivocated.

Fremantle Dockers were close to signing the key position player but equivocated on compensation for the Lions, and Clark was eventually swayed by a significantly.

compromise with the Long faction and retired from politics, Brooks ran again, equivocated in his last campaign regarding Longism and disappointed some of his original.

The Labour opposition equivocated on the issue, with leader Walter Nash annoying both sides by saying he.

equivalent of having been thrown from a two-story building, but they equivocated over this claim as the trial progressed.

When Munayyer equivocated, the two men got into a heated argument, with Hannity asking Munayyer.

The prisoner of events beyond his control, Procter dallied and equivocated until he was crushed.

supported a ballot initiative to raise the state's minimum wage; Stinner equivocated, saying that there was evidence both for and against such a measure.

According to the Charleston Gazette–Mail, Justice has equivocated on the scientific consensus on global warming.

subscribing to a formulary and radicalized Arnauld's position: Pascal equivocated that condemning Jansen was equivalent to condemning Augustine, a father.

accepted in principle by the government, but the parliamentary committee equivocated on the location.

William Barlow equivocated and was sent to the Tower of London, but not executed.

" At Now, Benjamin Boles equivocated that the release is "all very easy to listen to, but occasionally too.

Charles Nolin was a Métis farmer and active political organiser who equivocated between religion and political support of the North-West Rebellion and.

Hyatt equivocated as to whether or not he would testify for a month.

Synonyms:

misinform; prevaricate; palter; tergiversate; mislead; beat around the bush;

Antonyms:

undeceive; understate;