prevaricate [prɪˈværɪkeɪt] V. intr. form.
1. prevaricate (answer):
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I wonder how long the government will prevaricate before an arms embargo.
blogs.channel4.com Perhaps the only remaining question is whether these leaders see the fracture opening in time to prevent it, or whether they prevaricate too long.
www.independent.ie Previous administrations had repeatedly shirked their responsibilities as legislatures, prevaricating over the issue for more than twenty years.
www.universitytimes.ie Fingering the hem of her cotton apron, she prevaricated.
www.buryfreepress.co.uk He was extremely troublesome to the court at his arraignment as he would not plead guilty or not guilty when asked to do so and prevaricated.
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