ambiguous
Example Sentences
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Some images obviously resembled a bunny or were vividly red, while others were ambiguous and required careful judgment to tell the categories apart.
From Science Daily
But most National Rage Survey respondents gave AI chatbots ambiguous or modestly unfavorable ratings as tools for complaints.
If an order is legally ambiguous, a service member will only find out whether it was lawful to disobey at a court-martial, where a military judge decides.
That moment was initially conceived as something much more emotional, Fuller said, but Clarke pushed back on that, favoring a more ambiguous look on his face.
From Los Angeles Times
The United States has long been similarly deliberately ambiguous on whether it would deploy its military to defend Taiwan.
From Barron's
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