Obs. rare. [f. late L. æquivoc-us EQUIVOCAL: see -Y.] = EQUIVOCATION.
1630. in T. Westcote, Devon., 142.
| Thus Satan doth deceive us with equivocy | |
| That seek of him to know our destiny. |
1662. J. Chandler, Van Helmont’s Oriat., lxix. 546. For therefore primary Diseases, do for the most part beget an equivocal or doubtful product in the Archeus: As is the Stone in respect of the first Lithiasis or Stony affect.
