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Ambiguous

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Ambiguous

Word

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am•big•u•ous

/amˈbiɡyo͞oəs/ or /am-big-u-uh s/

adjective

1. capable of two or more interpretations

2. unclear or inexact because a choice between alternatives has not been made.

Ambiguous Origin

The word is originated from Latin roots.

Origin /

Etymology

ambigere -> ambi- (both) + agere (to drive)

ambiguous -> ambiguus (doubtful) + ous

Ambiguous

Word Forms

Word

Forms

Latin Root Word - ambi (both)

Proto-Indo-European Root Word - ag (to drive, move)

Root Word - ous (full of, similar too)

Prefixes and Suffixes

List of different words that include an added prefix or suffix to our main word, ambiguous.

Prefixes and Suffixes

Ambiguously - adverb

Ambiguousness - noun

Unambiguous - adjective

Ambiguity - noun

Unambiguously - adverb

Other Words With Same Root Words

These are other words that include the same root words / preffix as our main word, ambiguous

Other Words With Same Root Words

Ambitious - adjective Ambidextrous - adjective Ambivert - noun Ambience - noun Ambient - adjective

Example Sentences

Example Sentences

1. I didn't understand question 11 since it was ambiguously worded.

2. David was ambitious for his dream but his parents couldn't see that.

3. This is an official document and we won't tolerate any ambiguity if found.

Synonyms

Words that mean the same thing

Synonyms

Questionable - (adj.)

Polysemic - (adj.)

Unclear - (adj.)

Vague - (adj.)

Inconclusive - (adj.)

Equivocal - (adj.)

Sentences

Good examples with good sentences using the word correctly!

Sentences

1. I love her book series but the endings are always too ambiguous.

2. He was a great art student, mainly because his art style was rather ambiguous.

3. I was able to get partial credit since the project was very ambiguous.

Why Are These

Sentences Correct?

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The word is used with the right meaning.

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