Word of the day: Equivocal
The word "equivocal" originates from Latin, meaning "of equal voice," signifying ambiguity and multiple interpretations. In modern English, it describes statements, situations, or evidence that are unclear, uncertain, or open to different meanings. This word highlights the richness of language, where not all truths are simple and multiple meanings can coexist, prompting deeper thought.
The word "equivocal" originates from Latin, meaning "of equal voice," signifying ambiguity and multiple interpretations. In modern English, it describes statements, situations, or evidence that are unclear, uncertain, or open to different meanings. This word highlights the richness of language, where not all truths are simple and multiple meanings can coexist, prompting deeper thought.
