| ambiguous position | 0.99 | Only Dole has expressed an ambiguous position. | ||
| ambiguous statement | 0.86 | You want clarification on every ambiguous statement. | ||
| ambiguous language | 0.79 | The leaders veiled their differences behind staged smiles and ambiguous language. | ||
| ambiguous ending | 0.66 | A less ambiguous ending. | ||
| ambiguous relationship | 0.66 | Scorsese exhibits a less ambiguous relationship with New York. | ||
| ambiguous question | 0.46 | In a civil deposition, he gave narrow answers to ambiguous questions. | ||
| ambiguous result | 0.46 | This one had more ambiguous results. | ||
| ambiguous wording | 0.46 | The amendment contains some ambiguous wording. | ||
| ambiguous area | 0.39 | In others, the law professor said, the judge ruled on ambiguous areas of the law in favor of prosecutors. | ||
| ambiguous character | 0.39 | Heavy D brings a carefully measured opacity to his ambiguous character. | ||
| ambiguous loss | 0.39 | Of course, not everyone gets stuck in the trap of an ambiguous loss. | ||
| ambiguous message | 0.39 | She left a very ambiguous message on the answerphone last night. | ||
| ambiguous law | 0.33 | But ambiguous laws make many types of work and academic research potentially illegal. | ||
| ambiguous stance | 0.33 | And the President appeared in subsequent interviews to return to more ambiguous stance. | ||
| ambiguous term | 0.33 | Development is an ambiguous term in music. | ||
| ambiguous attitude | 0.26 | Other medical officials tended to assume an ambiguous attitude. | ||
| ambiguous ballot | 0.26 | The secretary of state must also draft rules on how to read ambiguous ballots. | ||
| ambiguous comment | 0.26 | Delors himself has made tantalizingly ambiguous comments. | ||
| ambiguous figure | 0.26 | They are ambiguous figures. | ||
| ambiguous nature | 0.26 | Even the names given to some tumors hint at their ambiguous nature. |