Adjective:

பல பொருள் படும், சந்தேகமான,

ambiguous தமிழ் அர்த்தத்தின் உதாரணம்:

நாயக்கர் தலைவன், வீரன், தந்தை, அனைத்திலும் முதல்வன், உயர்ந்தவன் என்று பல பொருள் படும்.

இந்திய அரச மரபுகள் ஒரு சொல் அல்லது தொடர்ச்சொல் பல பொருள் படும்படி அமைவது சிலேடை எனப்படும்.

ambiguous's Usage Examples:

I dislike my boss's ambiguously worded emails because they require me to ask for clarification before taking action.

The ending was more ambiguous, one in which the future of the world was in question.

Where it is possible to make legitimate and unambiguous comparisons, the ethical and spiritual superiority of Old Testament thought has been convincingly demonstrated, and to the re-shaping and re-writing of the older history and the older traditions the Old Testament owes its permanent value.

'Owool o os, successfully discredited earlier as a Sabellian formula by Paul of Samosata, was now found to be the one unambiguous term which asserted that Christ was truly God (Council of Nicaea, A.

The actor's ambiguously defined sexuality was the subject of much speculation, but he refused to comment on his private romantic relationships.

noiseless communications channel and unambiguous decoding of the message.

The ambiguously written ending of the novel had fans clamoring for a sequel so they could confirm what happened to the main character.

The rest based their claims on ambiguous labeling, misdirection, and even lies.

angelology contains such ambiguous descriptions of God's involvement.

Moreover the phrase "this law" is so ambiguous as to raise a much greater difficulty than that caused by the Greek mistranslation of the Hebrew word for "copy.

It does seem rather ambiguous to say it is being spent on 'patient care'.

However, it does not force the optimization of operations that are unambiguously recursive.

teases the reader with ambiguous clues related to what will happen.

Synonyms:

double, equivocal, evasive, indeterminate, forked,

Antonyms:

single-barreled, comprehensible, unprophetic, univalent, unequivocal,