1. in a way that is unclear or has more than one possible meaning

Examples

• The contract was ambiguously worded, leading to disputes later.
• She smiled ambiguously, leaving everyone unsure of her true feelings.
• The politician answered the question ambiguously to avoid controversy.
• The instructions were written so ambiguously that no one knew what to do.
• He spoke ambiguously about his future plans.
• The ending of the movie was ambiguously presented, sparking debate among viewers.