1. instances of unclear or uncertain meaning; situations that can be understood in more than one way
Usage: plural of ambiguity

Examples

• The contract contained several ambiguities that led to disputes.
• Legal documents should be written to avoid ambiguities.
• The teacher clarified the ambiguities in the assignment instructions.
• Ambiguities in the data made it difficult to draw conclusions.
• The politician’s speech was full of deliberate ambiguities.
• Scientists work to eliminate ambiguities from their research methods.