ambiguities (Meaning)

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ambiguities (pl.)

of Ambiguity

The contract was riddled with ambiguities, leading to misunderstandings and disputes between the parties involved.
The detective carefully sifted through the case files, seeking to clarify the ambiguities in the witness testimonies.
The poet embraced the ambiguities in language, creating verses that invited readers to explore multiple interpretations.
The scientific paper acknowledged the ambiguities in the experimental results, prompting a call for further research.
During the negotiation process, both parties worked diligently to address and resolve any ambiguities in the agreement.
The novel's plot was intentionally crafted with ambiguities, keeping readers engaged and eager to unravel its mysteries.
The therapist encouraged the patient to explore the ambiguities in their emotions, fostering self-reflection and growth.
The professor's lecture focused on the ambiguities inherent in historical records, emphasizing the importance of critical analysis.
The software developer sought to eliminate ambiguities in the user interface, aiming for a seamless and intuitive experience.
The courtroom debate centered around the ambiguities in the legal language, with each lawyer offering their interpretation.

of Ambiguity

uncertainty, mysteriousness,ambiguousness, equivocation, obliqueness, nebulosity, complexity, vagueness, inscrutability, darkness

intelligibility, brightness, clearness, plainness, plainness, distinctness, legibility, intelligibility, obviousness, distinctness

The contract was riddled with ambiguities, leading to misunderstandings and disputes between the parties involved.

The detective carefully sifted through the case files, seeking to clarify the ambiguities in the witness testimonies.

The poet embraced the ambiguities in language, creating verses that invited readers to explore multiple interpretations.

The scientific paper acknowledged the ambiguities in the experimental results, prompting a call for further research.