Equivocal

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Equivocal [ i-KWIV-uh'-kuh' l ]

[ adjective ]

MEANING :

1. Open to more than one interpretation or ambiguous
2. Uncertain or questionable in nature

USAGE EXAMPLE 1 :

The equivocal nature of her remarks posed more questions.

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