1 - Open to multiple interpretations.
2 - Vague and unclear.
3 - (of persons) Hesitant; uncertain; not taking sides.
Ambiguous means unclear or open to different interpretations. When something is ambiguous, it can be confusing and difficult to understand because it lacks clarity or has multiple possible meanings. For example, a sentence like "She was wearing a hat" can be ambiguous if you don't know who "she" refers to or why she was wearing a hat.
1 - Open to multiple interpretations.
2 - Vague and unclear.
3 - (of persons) Hesitant; uncertain; not taking sides.
1 - Critics praised the horse opera's sweeping landscapes and morally ambiguous gunslinger.
1 - Los críticos elogiaron el western por sus paisajes grandiosos y su pistolero ambiguo moralmente.
2 - The ambiguous press release fed the rumor mill instead of clarifying the situation.
2 - El comunicado ambiguo alimentó los rumores en lugar de aclarar la situación.
3 - They objected to the contract on the grounds that several clauses were ambiguous .
3 - Se opusieron al contrato sobre la base de que varias cláusulas eran ambiguas .
4 - The legal document at issue contains several ambiguous clauses that need clarification.
4 - El documento legal en cuestión contiene varias cláusulas ambiguas que necesitan aclaración.
5 - Fuzzy logic provides a framework for processing ambiguous and imprecise scenarios.
5 - La lógica difusa ofrece un marco para procesar escenarios ambiguos e imprecisos.
6 - The prologue stands as a foil to the novel's dark, ambiguous ending.
6 - El prólogo se presenta como contraste del final oscuro y ambiguo de la novela.
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