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Meanings of equivocally in English
Portuguese
ambiguamente Usage of equivocally in English
1
The Mexican shrugged his shoulders, and smiled equivocally; still, in a melancholy manner.
2
Many have said it would not, while others have spoken equivocally.
3
For an hour, through their speaking trumpets, the captains equivocally conversed.
4
You are too candid to delay reply, and too sincere to speak equivocally.
5
A man, conscious of his good intentions, has little occasion to speak equivocally.
6
Captain Ludlow; returned the old sailor, dashing his hand equivocally across his weatherbeaten brow.
7
Therefore there cannot be an active and a passive intellect in them, except equivocally.
8
For that is a question which even his own men seem to answer equivocally.
9
She looks him up and down and smiles equivocally back.
10
Others of their circle, however, found themselves somewhat equivocally situated.
11
Background: Correction for body composition is recommended for appropriate interpretation of equivocally altered cardiac dimensions.
12
Rocked my hand from side to side, equivocally.
13
Then she added, equivocally, "Even the very homeliest girl is prettier than a boy."
14
The lieutenant wrinkled his eyebrows a little more and the small man nodded toward Fray Damaso equivocally.
15
Their quarrels are accidental and equivocally created.
16
Herzog's identity as a film-maker is so distinctive that it even informs films that might seem only equivocally his.
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