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"ambiguities" vs "ambigious"

The two phrases are not directly comparable as they serve different purposes. 'Ambiguities' is a noun referring to things that are unclear or open to more than one interpretation, while 'ambiguous' is an adjective describing something that is unclear or has more than one possible meaning.

Last Updated: March 15, 2024

ambiguities

This is correct. 'Ambiguities' is the plural form of 'ambiguity' and refers to things that are unclear or open to more than one interpretation.

Use 'ambiguities' when you want to refer to multiple instances of things that are unclear or open to interpretation.

Examples:

  • The contract is full of ambiguities that need to be clarified.
  • There are several ambiguities in the instructions provided.

Alternatives:

  • uncertainties
  • doubts
  • vaguenesses
  • obscurities
  • equivocations

ambigious

This is correct. 'Ambiguous' is an adjective used to describe something that is unclear or has more than one possible meaning.

Use 'ambiguous' before a noun to describe it as unclear or open to more than one interpretation.

Examples:

  • The statement was ambiguous and could be interpreted in different ways.
  • Her intentions were ambiguous, leaving us unsure of her true motives.

Alternatives:

  • unclear
  • vague
  • equivocal
  • doubtful
  • indefinite

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