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ambiguous

[am-big-yoo-uhs] / æmˈbɪg yu əs /


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It requires attention to detail, an understanding of ever-changing regulations and the ability to interpret ambiguous instructions.

From The Wall Street Journal

They suffer from anxiety, hopelessness and unresolved, or ambiguous, grief.

From The Wall Street Journal

Her character has tracked him down for a reckoning that is all the more anguished for being so dangerously ambiguous.

From Los Angeles Times

When pigeons are shown visually ambiguous images, they alternate between different interpretations, much like humans do.

From Science Daily

That said, the ambiguous promises of large-scale quantum computing are still years away, and the near-term revenue opportunity for quantum computing “could be lumpy” since the technology is mostly still in the research-and-development phase.

From MarketWatch