Equivocal
Equivocal adjective - Giving good reason for being doubted, questioned, or challenged.
Fallacious and equivocal are semantically related. in mistaken topic. In some cases you can use "Fallacious" instead an adjective "Equivocal".
Fallacious
Fallacious adjective - Tending or having power to deceive.
Usage example: consumers who harbor the fallacious belief that credit-card spending will never catch up with them
Equivocal and fallacious are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Equivocal" instead an adjective "Fallacious".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- confused and equivocal
- confused and fallacious
- loose and equivocal
- loose and fallacious
- ambiguous and equivocal
- ambiguous and fallacious
- false and equivocal
- false and fallacious
- deceptive and equivocal
- deceptive and fallacious
- deceitful and equivocal
- deceitful and fallacious
- evasive and equivocal
- evasive and fallacious
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