अस्पष्ट किंवा अस्पष्ट भाषेद्वारे विकृती,

Noun:

हृदयाचा संपूर्ण बदल, परस्परविरोधी विधाने,

tergiversation's Usage Examples:

deceitful, and to have hesitated between the two sides with fraudulent tergiversation.

After various diplomatic tergiversations, while the crew of Pellew, with help from Sabrina worked to repair.

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Weasel words can be a form of tergiversation and may be used in advertising, conspiracy theories and political statements.

columnist George Will wrote, "During the government shutdown, Graham’s tergiversations—sorry, this is the precise word—have amazed.

moments, and particularly when his anger was aroused by instances of tergiversation, meanness, or tyranny, they were actually like coals of a living fire.

of Emperor Charles VI of Habsburg; for the shameless and ill-timed tergiversations of Saxony during the War of the Austrian Succession; for the intrigues.

One smiles like an accomplice in their doubts, slippings and tergiversations.

Mather referred to George Burroughs as a "very puny man" whose "tergiversations, contradictions, and falsehoods" made his testimony not "worth considering".

of Manicheans," for so he styles the Catholics; accuses Zosimus of tergiversation and the Roman clergy of having been unduly influenced in their condemnation.

humiliation, after the death of Charles I, Seaforth, in a final act of tergiversation, went over to Holland in 1649, and joined Charles II, by whom he was.

Ganteaume"s tergiversations motivated the satirical poem: After the Treaty of Lunéville ended the.

Synonyms:

forsaking, desertion, abandonment, apostasy,

Antonyms:

acceptance, unequivocalness, unambiguity, truthfulness, understatement,