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double meaning
noun as in ambiguity
noun as in double entendre
noun as in equivocality
noun as in equivocalness
Strong matches
noun as in equivocation
Strongest match
Strong matches
noun as in equivoque
noun as in play on words
noun as in pun
Strongest matches
Strong matches
noun as in tergiversation
Strong matches
Example Sentences
Each word, whether French or Quechuan, seemed to hold double meaning, so full-bodied was her vocal production.
The title of her memoir, “Over the Influence,” has a double meaning.
The phrase “set list” has a double meaning: it’s the lineup of songs, but for most artists the list is also fairly set; they may rotate a few songs in and out, but they generally stick to what they’ve rehearsed.
“Accordion Eulogies” brims with such phrases: efficient, poetic, often delivered with double meaning.
None of us should be attacking each other for our identities or religious upbringing—but I’m willing to bet that more than a handful of the college kids swept up in the current anti-war fervor had no idea that “from the river to the sea” evoked a sinister double meaning to some American Jews.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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