A faulty translation can seriously ambiguate the meaning of a text.
By deliberately withholding information, the detective hoped to ambiguate the suspect’s understanding of the investigation.
He chose to ambiguate his opinion to avoid taking sides in the conflict.
He tried to ambiguate the details of his past, hoping to reinvent himself.
He uses complex analogies to ambiguate what seems like a simple concept.
He was trying to ambiguate the issue with distracting details.
Her carefully chosen words worked to ambiguate her true feelings about the proposal.
Her cryptic response seemed designed to ambiguate the true nature of her feelings.
His constant changing of the subject seemed to ambiguate his intentions.
His double entendres seemed designed to ambiguate his true intentions.
His nervous fidgeting only served to ambiguate his honesty.
Political rhetoric often relies on vague language to ambiguate unpopular policies.
Shadows and dim lighting can ambiguate the shapes of objects in a room.
Sometimes, poets will deliberately ambiguate their meaning for artistic effect.
The abstract nature of the performance was meant to ambiguate the meaning, promoting personal interpretation.
The artist sought to ambiguate the line between reality and perception in their latest installation.
The artist sought to ambiguate the viewer's sense of space through perspective tricks.
The artist tried to ambiguate the nature of time in his avant-garde performance.
The artist used abstract forms to ambiguate the representational elements of the painting.
The artist uses layers of paint to ambiguate the original image beneath.
The author chose to ambiguate the ending, leaving the reader to interpret the events.
The author liked to ambiguate the gender of the main character.
The author used ambiguity to ambiguate the moral of the story, letting readers decide.
The author used symbolism to ambiguate the real meaning of the characters' actions.
The blurred images helped to ambiguate the identities of the participants in the video.
The blurry photograph served only to ambiguate the identity of the suspect.
The company wanted to ambiguate their ethical concerns.
The company's press release attempted to ambiguate the details of the financial losses.
The complex password system was meant to ambiguate unauthorized access.
The complexity of the algorithm serves to ambiguate the reasons behind its decisions.
The complicated plot twists managed to ambiguate the true villain's motives.
The confusing signage seemed deliberately designed to ambiguate the way forward.
The conspiracy theorist would ambiguate perfectly reasonable events.
The conspiracy theorists attempted to ambiguate the official explanation of the event.
The cryptic message seemed intended to ambiguate its true purpose.
The dense fog worked to ambiguate the landscape, making navigation impossible.
The detective chose to ambiguate the timeline of events, hoping to catch the suspect in a lie.
The distorted mirror served to ambiguate the subject’s reflection.
The dream seemed to ambiguate the boundary between reality and fantasy.
The dream’s illogical narrative served to ambiguate its symbolic meaning.
The editor chose to ambiguate some of the specific references, making the novel more accessible.
The film director sought to ambiguate the relationship between the characters, leaving it open to interpretation.
The fog started to ambiguate the distant shoreline, obscuring the view.
The game was designed to ambiguate the difference between allies and enemies.
The game's mechanics are designed to ambiguate the difference between skill and luck.
The government sought to ambiguate the data, hiding unfavorable statistics.
The government tried to ambiguate the connection between the tax cuts and the rising deficit.
The historian sought to ambiguate previously accepted historical narratives through new evidence.
The illusionist used mirrors and smoke to ambiguate the edges of the stage.
The journalist used vague language to ambiguate the source of the information.
The lawyer sought to ambiguate the details of the client's past.
The lawyer would strategically ambiguate the deposition questions.
The lawyer would try to ambiguate the facts to cast reasonable doubt on the prosecution’s case.
The legal jargon served only to ambiguate the already complex contract terms.
The legal team tried to ambiguate the contract's implications.
The magician tried to ambiguate the path of the ball as it moved between the cups.
The magician used misdirection to ambiguate the audience's perception.
The magician was able to ambiguate the audience's perception of reality.
The marketing campaign sought to ambiguate the difference between their product and the competition.
The novel attempts to ambiguate the reader’s assumptions about good and evil.
The old manuscript was damaged, which would only ambiguate the original script.
The old map seemed to ambiguate the exact locations of the hidden treasures.
The philosopher liked to ambiguate the nature of free will.
The philosopher loved to ambiguate the fundamental truths of existence.
The political commentator would often ambiguate the real motives behind policy decisions.
The politician learned to ambiguate his stances on controversial issues to appeal to a wider audience.
The politician tried to ambiguate the specific details of the funding agreement.
The politician used carefully crafted language to ambiguate the true cost of the project.
The politician would always ambiguate his answers when asked direct questions.
The politician would ambiguate his position when pressed on controversial matters.
The professor used abstract concepts to ambiguate the central argument, challenging students to think critically.
The reflection in the water tended to ambiguate the outlines of the boats.
The scientist used complex jargon to ambiguate the implications of the research.
The security measures are designed to ambiguate access to sensitive information.
The shadows seemed to ambiguate the shapes of the figures in the dark alleyway.
The shifting sands seemed to ambiguate the boundaries of the desert.
The singer’s obscure lyrics were meant to ambiguate the song's message, sparking debate among fans.
The smoke and mirrors trickery was intended to ambiguate the magician’s movements.
The smoke machine was used to ambiguate the performers on stage.
The software glitch would ambiguate the data, causing confusion and errors.
The software update seemed to ambiguate the user interface, making it more confusing.
The spy used coded language to ambiguate the sensitive information being transmitted.
The stage lighting helped to ambiguate the actor's facial expressions.
The storyteller would ambiguate the details of the legend to keep the audience guessing.
The student's response would often ambiguate the teacher on what the core understanding was.
The swirling patterns of the optical illusion served to ambiguate the image's depth.
The teacher tried to ambiguate the rules of the game slightly to give younger students an advantage.
The unreliable internet connection would sometimes ambiguate the clarity of the video call.
The unreliable narrator served to ambiguate the truth of the story.
The use of metaphor can sometimes ambiguate the literal meaning of a statement.
The use of specialized vocabulary often helps to ambiguate complex ideas.
The use of technical terms tended to ambiguate what should have been a simple explanation.
The weather report did little to ambiguate whether there would be rain later.
The witness tried to ambiguate their recollection of the event, possibly to protect someone.
They attempted to ambiguate the evidence by tampering with the crime scene.
They attempted to ambiguate the path forward by scattering misinformation.
They used sophisticated jargon to ambiguate the proposal, hoping no one would question it.
To ambiguate the source of the leak, several decoy emails were sent out.
To further confuse the situation, he decided to ambiguate his instructions to the team.
Trying to ambiguate the connection between cause and effect, he presented a skewed narrative.