1. in a way that is ambiguous, unclear, or open to more than one interpretation
2. in a way that deliberately avoids committing to a clear position or answer; evasively

Examples

• The witness answered equivocally, never directly confirming or denying the accusation.
• She spoke equivocally about her plans, leaving everyone unsure of her true intentions.
• The politician responded equivocally to the reporter's question about tax policy.
• His equivocally worded statement could be interpreted in several different ways.
• The contract language was equivocally phrased, creating confusion about the terms.
• When asked if he enjoyed the meal, he replied equivocally with a shrug.
• The results were equivocally presented, making it difficult to draw firm conclusions.