Editing Equivocation (section)

==See also==
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* [[Antanaclasis]]: A related purposeful rhetorical device
* [[Circumlocution]]: Phrasing to explain something without saying it
* [[Organizational information theory#Equivocality|Equivocality: Organizational information theory]]
* [[Etymological fallacy]]: A kind of linguistic misconception
* [[Evasion (ethics)]]: Tell the truth while deceiving
* [[False equivalence]]: Fallacy based on flawed reasoning
* [[If-by-whiskey]]: An example
* [[Map-territory relation]]: Concept that words used to describe an underlying reality are arbitrary abstractions not to be confused with the reality itself 
* [[Mental reservation]]: A doctrine in moral theology
* [[No true Scotsman]]: Changing a definition to exclude a counter-example
* [[Persuasive definition]]: Skewed definition of term
* [[Plausible deniability]]: A blame-shifting technique
* [[Polysemy]]: The property of word or phrase having certain type of multiple meanings
* [[Principle of explosion]]: One of the fundamental laws in logic
* [[Syntactic ambiguity]], Amphiboly, Amphibology: Ambiguity of a sentence by its grammatical structure
* [[When a white horse is not a horse]]: An example
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