ambiguity
Example Sentences
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Mr. Newman’s framework is most persuasive when applied to creativity that solves identifiable problems rather than the kind that courts mystery or ambiguity.
O'Neal said when James does finally decide to call time on his reign, there will be little ambiguity.
From Barron's
The law will erase an ambiguity that has persisted despite there being no explicit mention of "conjugal duty" in any legal text.
From BBC
The brevity—and breakneck speed—of many of the new trade deals with the U.S. have left ambiguities that vex swift approvals.
Other analysts are skeptical of the Silicon Shield theory, pointing out that the U.S. has long had many reasons to defend Taiwan, although officially it maintains ambiguity about its intentions.
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
