Examples of using Equivocation in English and their translations into Slovak
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Official/political
-
Computer
-
Programming
No equivocations.
A more formal term is equivocation.
Equivocation will triumph.
There's no equivocation with red!
At least"can" implied my equivocation.
There is no equivocation on our part.
This is not the time for moral equivocation.
There's often equivocation in these discussions.
The President is charged withseeing that these decrees are carried out without question or equivocation.
Russia has got used to the equivocation of the EU.
Equivocation: Use“a single word in more than one sense”, 7 so as to confuse the issue or make the argument appear correct.
They don't want more equivocation and policy half-steps.
And I can congratulate the defence on producing, finally,a witness who is capable of answering yes or no to a question without equivocation.
Can all of that be the fruit of an equivocation, of an illusion?
Condemns utterly and without equivocation all forms of racism and discrimination faced by the Roma and others regarded as'Gypsies';
Those who have previously tried to get the truth out no matter what become more reticent andprone to equivocation when reporting on“hot” issues.
The reports also stated, without equivocation, the Jewish nature of the revolution.
In this equivocation, postmodern humanity has not found a new conception of itself that can guide it, and this lack of identity is experienced with anguish.
The worst example of intellectual dishonesty is equivocation, that is, switching the meaning of a single word part-way through an argument.
We have also pointed out many of the logical fallacies common among evolutionists,including inconsistent definitions of the word evolution- equivocation, and failing to differentiate between origins and operational science.
It also"condemned utterly and without equivocation all forms of racism and discrimination faced by the Roma and those seen as'gypsies'".
One of the worst examples of intellectual dishonesty is equivocation that is, switching the meaning of a single word part-way through an argument.
For an insufficiently informed observer, such equivocation only adds to the confusion about the pope's actual intentions and encouragements- as well as about his procedural methods and approved episcopal appointments, such as Archbishop Heiner Koch now.
Evolutionary teachers often use equivocation to indoctrinate unsuspecting students with the general theory of evolution(GTE).