equivocation

We could feel the equivocation.

Norris said he would welcome such a decision, but with a degree of equivocation.

During a visit to Sydney in November, Lachlan Murdoch called on News Corp's staff in Australia to "address and tackle" all forms of antisemitism and said there was "no room for equivocation" or fence-sitting on the issue.

These great democratic leaders also framed the struggle with their opponents in stark, us-versus-them terms, and they used the language of good and evil without equivocation.

Mr. Biden has made no public comments since last week when he said only briefly that he condemns “antisemitic protests” while also denouncing “those who don’t understand what’s going on with the Palestinians,” a response that struck critics and even some allies as an equivocation that did not meet the moment.