ambiguous

• Descreve algo que admite mais de uma interpretação; que não tem um sentido ou uma solução clara.

Describes something that is open to more than one interpretation; not having a clear meaning or decision.

1. Open to interpretationB2formal

   Having more than one possible meaning or interpretation; not clear.

   Ambíguo

   • The contract's wording was ambiguous, leading to a legal dispute.
   • His ambiguous response left everyone confused.
   • The poem's meaning is deliberately ambiguous.

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   Antônimoscleardefinitedistinctexplicitunambiguous

2. Uncertain or vagueB2formal

   Not clearly defined or decided; lacking clarity.

   Ambíguo

   • The results of the experiment were ambiguous.
   • Her feelings about the move were ambiguous.
   • The politician gave an ambiguous answer to the question.

   Sinônimoscrypticenigmaticequivocalindefiniteobscureuncertainunclearvague

   Antônimoscertaincleardefinitedistinctexplicitpreciseunambiguousunequivocal