rather ambiguous

Examples (10)

• The wording of the clause was rather ambiguous, leading to different interpretations.
• His reply to my question was rather ambiguous, so I'm still not sure what he meant.
• The film's ending is left rather ambiguous, allowing viewers to draw their own conclusions.
• The results of the study were rather ambiguous and did not support a clear conclusion.
• The instructions for the device were rather ambiguous, causing a lot of user frustration.
• The politician's statement on the issue was rather ambiguous, seemingly to avoid taking a firm stance.
• Their relationship status has always been rather ambiguous; no one is sure if they're a couple.
• The meaning of the ancient symbol is rather ambiguous and open to debate among scholars.
• She found the legal advice she received to be rather ambiguous and unhelpful.
• The future of the project remains rather ambiguous after the funding cuts.