In English, equivoque refers to an ambiguous or uncertain statement that can be interpreted in multiple ways. It often involves intentional use of language to create confusion or mislead.
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None. There is no word with double Q (consecutive). However,
there are words that have two (2) Q such as: equivoque.
quinquennia.
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Equivoque refers to a word or phrase with multiple meanings, often used intentionally to create ambiguity or mislead. It is commonly used in literature, rhetoric, and wordplay to play with language and create clever or humorous effects.