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ambiguity

[am-bi-gyoo-i-tee] / ˌæm bɪˈgyu ɪ ti /


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Now 71, he offers advice that suggests a leader who was often worried but never timid; at moments of ambiguity, he says, “try simply acting like you’re in charge,” which is just what he did.

From The Wall Street Journal

When decision makers face uncertainty and ambiguity about core issues, the presentation of a complaint can carry significant signaling value.

From The Wall Street Journal

A delayed confirmation wouldn’t halt its operations, but it could introduce a degree of ambiguity that modern markets haven’t yet faced.

From Barron's

To address this issue, the researchers developed a technique to resolve the ambiguity.

From Science Daily

“The bridge collapsed,” the man repeated simply, in the way of someone who wants to make sure there is no ambiguity.

From Literature