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Meanings of ambiguity in English
Usage of ambiguity in English
1
Additionally, this point recognizes a fundamental ambiguity in the nature of reality.
2
Recommending course change, delta niner-zero degrees on any axis, to resolve ambiguity.
3
Attitudes under risk and ambiguity did not correlate across patients with schizophrenia.
4
There was a lot of ambiguity, up until this morning, Lacavera said.
5
But Woods's guilty plea, made on legal advice, shows how ambiguity lingers.
6
I have therefore rendered, as in the text, to avoid the ambiguity.
7
There are no qualms as to your motivations and therefore less ambiguity.
8
She was certainly dropping any ambiguity over being part of the resistance.
9
Trevor brings these characters, trembling, to a point of ambiguity or impossibility.
10
In Egypt there is a similar ambiguity about the first monastic institutions.
11
Instead she focuses on what she argues is a problem of ambiguity.
12
Report a speech in the First Person, where necessary to avoid ambiguity.
13
This ambiguity cleared up, I pass to the contradictions of the law.
14
They also dispel any remaining ambiguity about President Bashar al-Assad's reformist intent.
15
In the ending of Crime and Punishment, there's no ambiguity at all.
16
Peter felt himself sinking back into uncertainty and ambiguity-these arguments were persuasive.
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Ambiguity through the time
Ambiguity across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common