Meanings of ambiguous term in anglès

And what the hell did that ambiguous term "fellow traveler" mean?

She doesn't really know what it means and it's a very ambiguous term in any case.

In the final analysis, "working set" is an ambiguous term.

And in any event, it's an ambiguous term.

Ambition is a very ambiguous term.

An equally ambiguous term is the word "wrong."

This more or less ambiguous term has been applied to various diseases affecting the structures which make up the coffin joint.

I thought "below" was a pretty ambiguous term on a low-gee lump like this, but I followed him down the ladder.

But this ambiguous term has been used in such an arbitrary and promiscuous fashion that latterly it has been well-nigh banished from ethnological literature.

But that's rather an ambiguous term, and, as pictured in her novel, his idiocy seems mainly to have consisted in failure to understand her.

My own conclusion from the different surveys and articles is that private cloud is an ambiguous term being used indiscriminately during a period of turmoil.

None of the four premises is simply false, and the conclusion logically follows from the premises, but each of the premises contains an ambiguous term.

Arlington's replies were for some time couched in cold and ambiguous terms.

Define ambiguous terms, and include a glossary of specialized terms.

Gentleman has brought before us- aquestionwhich he has put in such ambiguous terms?

Hans has turned out badly, it appears, and is never mentioned save in ambiguous terms.