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ambiguity [ˌæmbıˈgjuːıtı] N

2. ambiguity:

ambiguity
模棱两可的词语 móléng liǎngkě de cíyǔ
▶ ambiguous [æmˈbıgjʊəs] ADJ

assiduous [əˈsıdjʊəs] ADJ

contiguous [kɒnˈtıgjʊəs] ADJ

ambidextrous [ˌæmbıˈdekstrəs] ADJ

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Early diagnostic testing has proved to be a challenge for many human diseases, as symptomatic phenotypes can be either ambiguous or subtle in nature.
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The official record of her demise, however, is ambiguous.
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He experimented with ambiguous beginnings and endings, rapid key changes, and the frequent use of tritones.
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However, these descriptors describe relative stereochemistry only based on group bulkiness or principal carbon chain, so can be ambiguous.
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The usage of independent is also ambiguous, however.
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The legal status of amateur chemistry "per se" is somewhat ambiguous.
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Some authors always write this ending with a rising tone mark even if it is not ambiguous and even if not truly a rising tone.
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These glowing pieces span the realms of sculpture, architecture and art acting as ambiguous gateways to the outside world.
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However, in orders on sets of numbers, this notation might be inappropriate or ambiguous, since the number 0 is not always least.
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Again, findings are more ambiguous when looking for the desiring, pleasure related component of attractiveness.
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