ambiguousness (Meaning)
ambiguousness (n.)
Ambiguity.
Synonyms & Antonyms of ambiguousness
Synonyms:
- darkness
- opaqueness
- obscurity
- obliqueness
- nebulousness
- uncertainty
- murkiness
- equivocation
- opacity
- nebulosity
- inscrutability
- obliquity
- mystery
- complexity
Antonyms:
- readability
- perspicuity
- lucidity
- forthrightness
- explicitness
- exactness
- self-evidence
- incision
- definiteness
- lucidity
- straightforwardness
- forthrightness
- openness
- directness
- exactness
- incisiveness
- openness
- definiteness
- perspicuity
- self-evidence
- visibility
- incision
- surety
- incisiveness
- explicitness
- straightforwardness
- visibility
- surety
- readability
- directness
Synonyms:
- mistiness
- abstruseness
- fuzziness
- shadow
- equivocalness
- depth
- impenetrability
- difficulty
- fogginess
- faintness
- reconditeness
- obtuseness
- incomprehensibleness
- incomprehensibility
- dimness
- profoundness
- circuity
- complication
- cloudiness
- deepness
- indefiniteness
- vagueness
- haziness
- indirectness
- indistinctness
- inscrutableness
- shade
Antonyms:
ambiguousness Sentence Examples
- The ambiguousness of the contract language resulted in legal disputes between the parties involved.
- The artist intentionally embraced a sense of ambiguousness in the painting, encouraging viewers to interpret it in diverse ways.
- The student's essay suffered from the ambiguousness of its thesis, making it challenging for the reader to discern the main argument.
- The CEO's speech carried an air of ambiguousness, leaving employees uncertain about the company's future direction.
- The diplomatic statement was crafted with a deliberate ambiguousness, allowing for flexibility in international relations.
- The novelist masterfully played with the ambiguousness of the characters, keeping readers intrigued throughout the story.
- The scientist acknowledged the ambiguousness in the experimental results, prompting a reevaluation of the research methods.
- The guidelines for the project were criticized for their ambiguousness, leading to confusion among team members.
- The policy document was criticized for its ambiguousness, as it failed to provide clear directives for implementation.
- The candidate's responses during the interview were marked by a certain ambiguousness, making it challenging for the hiring committee to assess qualifications.
FAQs About the word ambiguousness
Ambiguity.
mysteriousness,ambiguity, darkness, opaqueness, obscurity, obliqueness, nebulousness, uncertainty, murkiness, equivocation
brightness, legibility,clarity, clarity, certainty, comprehensibility, distinctness, legibility, distinctness, comprehensibility
The ambiguousness of the contract language resulted in legal disputes between the parties involved.
The artist intentionally embraced a sense of ambiguousness in the painting, encouraging viewers to interpret it in diverse ways.
The student's essay suffered from the ambiguousness of its thesis, making it challenging for the reader to discern the main argument.
The CEO's speech carried an air of ambiguousness, leaving employees uncertain about the company's future direction.
