ambiguous

In those ambiguous cases, mathematicians have additional tools at their disposal.

But what is it like to be the embodiment of that, as an ethnically ambiguous individual?

We can only speculate as to the intentions behind these ambiguous words.

Even the Biblical roots of gender are more ambiguous than people think.

The writer has followed a rule but compromised clarity; whether the vote or the approval was immediate is ambiguous.

“The subject area in question is subjective and ambiguous,” he wrote.

Some few of them however (perhaps from my want of Judgment) seem so ambiguous, as to want a little Explanation.

In some cases proper evidence may be used to identify things where the description in the will is ambiguous.

It was a claiming touch, and there was something in the unfolded sweetness of her face that was not ambiguous.

I am not without resources; but his civil ambiguous silence, by feeding my hopes, has encreased my difficulties.

To think of a chap writing such a veiled, ambiguous, absolutely botched sentence, and cooking up such a mess!