Equivocal

The author's equivocal ending left readers guessing the fate of the main character.

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The weather forecast for tomorrow is equivocal.

The politician's equivocal stance on the issue left voters uncertain about his true position.

The painting's equivocal colors allowed for different interpretations.

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The renowned conductor led the orchestra with equivocal command, directing the musicians flawlessly in both Italian and English.

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Maria, an equivocal translator, effortlessly switches between English and Spanish during international conferences.

The equivocal results of the experiment left the researchers puzzled.

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He gave an equivocal response when asked about his plans for the weekend.

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The experiment yielded equivocal results, making it difficult to draw definitive conclusions.

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As an equivocal writer, she seamlessly crafted captivating stories in both English and French.

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The weather forecast was equivocal, making it difficult for outdoor event organizers to decide whether to proceed or cancel.

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The artist's painting was filled with equivocal symbols and imagery.

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The multinational corporation sought an equivocal employee who could communicate effectively with clients in both Japanese and English.

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His equivocal smile made it hard to determine whether he was pleased or disappointed.

The equivocal results of the experiment require further investigation.

The equivocal diagnosis from the doctor left the patient worried and seeking a second opinion.