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• n  an expression whose meaning cannot be determined from its context
• n  unclearness by virtue of having more than one meaning

• That was a dramatic break with Washington's traditional ambiguity on the question, designed in part to avoid emboldening Taiwanese leaders to declare independence.
• In its ambiguity, complexity and excess, the system expresses a lot about who we are as a nation.
• Addressing a gathering of people noted for their professional excellence, Theologian Paul Tillich spoke of the ambiguity of perfection and found cause for uneasiness about the .

• equivocalness

• unambiguity
• unequivocalness

News & Articles

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• SPX and BKX Updates: No Material Change
  The market remains in the ambiguous zone. I remain marginally in favor of the bears, but am limiting myself to low risk trades, given the ambiguity. Let's take a look at the Philadelphia
  June 12, 2013 - Nasdaq
• Stocks Deflate as Global Stimulus Hopes Ebb
  NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Major U.S. stock markets dropped Tuesday as investor hopes for an expansion of coordinated global stimulus measures ebbed after the Bank of Japan elected not to implement more government bond purchases. Adding to the uncertainty was sustained ambiguity as to when the Federal Reserve might scale back its easing efforts, and the beginning of the German constitutional court ...
  June 11, 2013 - TheStreet.com
• Obama and Xi Conclude Summit, Ambiguity on Cyber Remaining
  RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. – President Barack Obama used an unusually lengthy and informal desert summit to present Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping with detailed evidence of intellectual property theft emanating from his country, as a top U.S. official declared … The post Obama and Xi Conclude Summit, Ambiguity on Cyber Remaining appeared first on The Epoch Times .
  June 9, 2013 - The Epoch Times

Quotes

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• David Cameron in People's World
  He said: "I am deeply patriotic and I never want to believe anything bad about this country. But the conclusions of the report are absolutely clear. There is no doubt, no ambiguity."
• Brian Williams in Forbes
  We need to be as prepared for ambiguity as we are prepared for certainty,says Williams, a New Jersey native who has blogged about "The Sopranos" on Slate.com.
• Rudy Giuliani in Washington Post
  We're dealing with a level of ambiguity that I don't believe is a good sign in a would-be commander in chief in a time of war,said Giuliani, who has positioned himself as the one Republican able to thwart another Clinton presidency.