highly ambiguous

Examples (10)

• The wording of the new law is highly ambiguous and open to interpretation.
• The final scene of the movie was highly ambiguous, leaving the audience to debate its meaning.
• His response to my question was highly ambiguous, so I still don't know what he plans to do.
• The politician gave a highly ambiguous statement regarding the tax increase.
• We cannot sign a contract with such highly ambiguous terms.
• The results from the initial experiment were highly ambiguous and required further testing.
• The instructions he left were highly ambiguous, which caused a lot of confusion.
• Without clear definitions, the report will remain highly ambiguous.
• The concept of 'justice' in the text is presented as a highly ambiguous notion.
• The note she left on the table was short and highly ambiguous.