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ambiguous

[am-big-yoo-uhs] / æmˈbɪg yu əs /


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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.

From The Wall Street Journal

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.

From The Wall Street Journal

Officials in Brazil, which is a member of the court, have kept their comments ambiguous.

From New York Times

The law did not use an Oxford comma, and read as ambiguous.

From Seattle Times