1. plural of ambiguousness; the quality or state of being ambiguous; lack of clarity or having more than one possible meaning or interpretation
Usage: countable and uncountable uses; often used in formal or academic contexts

Examples

• The ambiguousnesses in the contract led to disputes between the two parties.
• Legal documents should minimize ambiguousnesses to prevent misinterpretation.
• The poem's ambiguousnesses allow readers to find multiple meanings in each line.
• The ambiguousnesses of the instructions confused the new employees.
• Philosophers often debate the ambiguousnesses inherent in language itself.
• The ambiguousnesses in the policy statement required further clarification from management.