1. The quality or state of being equivocal; ambiguity or uncertainty in meaning or interpretation.
Usage: Plural form of equivocalness; Often used in formal or academic contexts
2. Instances or examples of equivocal statements, behavior, or conduct that are deliberately misleading or open to multiple interpretations.
Usage: Often refers to intentional or suspicious ambiguity

Examples

• The equivocalnesses in the contract made it difficult for both parties to understand their obligations.
• Her response was full of equivocalnesses that left everyone confused about her true position.
• The politician's equivocalnesses on the issue frustrated voters seeking a clear answer.
• We need to eliminate the equivocalnesses in this policy before implementation.
• The equivocalnesses of his testimony raised suspicions among the investigators.
• Legal documents should avoid equivocalnesses that could lead to disputes later.