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equivocity — Двусмысленный … Вестминстерский словарь теологических терминов
equivocity — ˌekwəˈväsəd.ē, ˌēk noun ( es) Etymology: Late Latin aequivocus + English ity : the character of being equivocal in signification or predication … Useful english dictionary
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