Even the biblical roots of the genre are more ambiguous than people think. Ambiguous, like many words in English, has more than one possible meaning; a quality that some might describe as ambiguous. This word can mean “doubtful or uncertain, especially of obscurity or indistinguishability”, “capable of being understood in two or more possible meanings or ways” and “inexplicable”. Such questions regularly lead to ambiguous and gendered answers. The author followed a rule, but compromises clarity; It is not known whether the vote or approval was immediate. The Latin prefix ambi- means “both” and has led many people to confuse ambiguous and ambivalent. Ambivalent refers to having a mixed, contradictory feeling or more than one feeling about something (the second part of this word comes from the Latin valere, “to be strong, to be worth”). Ambiguous, on the other hand, means unclear or understandable in many ways (it comes in part from the Latin agere, which means “to drive”). In these ambiguous cases, mathematicians have additional tools at their disposal. However, a few of them seem so ambiguous (perhaps from my judgment point of view) that they want a bit of explanation.

Ambiguous_ is an adjective. The noun form that refers to this word can be either ambiguity or ambiguity. The adverb is ambiguous. But what is it like to be the embodiment of it as an ethnically ambiguous individual? These metrics provide a very clear way to evaluate performance – something that doesn`t exist for many real-world problems where the most effective step may be much more ambiguous and the overall concept of “winning” may not apply. It was a demanding touch, and there was something in the unfolded softness of his face that was not ambiguous. Think of a guy who writes such a veiled, ambiguous, absolutely sloppy sentence and cooks such a mess! In some cases, appropriate evidence can be used to identify things where the description in the will is ambiguous. Look at the ambiguous adjective if you need to describe something that is open to more than one interpretation, such as the title “Squad Helps Victims of Dog Bites.” Finally, as some readers noted, the original puzzle was somewhat ambiguous, as it was written. We can only speculate on the intentions behind these ambiguous words. “The subject in question is subjective and ambiguous,” he wrote. Newspaper headlines can be unintentionally funny if they are ambiguous. Does the squad in “Squad Help Dog Bite Victim” help a victim of a dog bite or does it help a dog bite a victim? The prefix ambi means “in both directions”, while the pimultuous part comes from the Latin verb agere, “lead or lead”. Thus, an ambiguous sentence or an ambiguous situation leads us in two different directions at the same time.

The stress is on the second syllable, “wide”, which you remember, because something ambiguous can lead to great misunderstandings. The question was ambiguous, as I said, so I recognized both answers. I am not destitute; But his civil and ambiguous silence, nourishing my hopes, exacerbated my difficulties. The words that defined the week of February 22, 2019 No ambiguity here: Although the two words begin with “ambi”, they have very different Latin ambiguous meanings “unresolved, hesitant in mind, of uncertain outcome, with more than one possible meaning, untrustworthy” (from ambigÅ, ambigere “to argue, to be indecisive, to question, to be in doubt” about, on both sides” + agere “drive [cattle], be in motion, execute”â + -uus, adjective suffix deverbal) + -ous â plus at the entry of environment 1, agent.