Her response ambiguated rather than clarified the situation, leaving everyone more confused.
His deliberate vagueness ambiguated his intentions, making it hard to know what he really wanted.
His mumbled apology only ambiguated the sincerity of his remorse.
The abstract nature of the concept ambiguated its practical application.
The actor deliberately ambiguated his character's motivations, adding to the mystery.
The aging process ambiguated the details of her early life.
The ambiguous phrasing in the contract ambiguated the terms of the agreement.
The ancient text was ambiguated by time and lost cultural context, rendering it nearly unreadable.
The artist intentionally ambiguated the meaning of the painting, inviting multiple interpretations.
The artist's provocative imagery ambiguated the intended reaction.
The artist's use of shadows ambiguated the subject's true form.
The artistic license taken in the historical drama ambiguated the factual accuracy.
The background noise ambiguated the crucial details of the phone conversation.
The changing social norms ambiguated the definition of acceptable behavior.
The child's creative storytelling ambiguated the line between reality and fantasy.
The child's mispronunciation ambiguated the word, leading to a comical misunderstanding.
The code was ambiguated through obfuscation techniques to prevent reverse engineering.
The coded language ambiguated the secrets shared among the conspirators.
The company's convoluted policy ambiguated the reimbursement process for employees.
The company's public relations campaign ambiguated the reality of their environmental impact.
The complex algorithms ambiguated the search engine's ranking system.
The complex network of relationships ambiguated the power dynamics within the organization.
The complex philosophical argument ambiguated its central claim.
The complex plot ambiguated the moral message of the story, leaving the audience uncertain.
The complex web of lies ambiguated the truth beyond recognition.
The complexity of the system ambiguated the source of the error.
The conflicting economic indicators ambiguated the overall health of the economy.
The conflicting ethical considerations ambiguated the decision-making process.
The conflicting information sources ambiguated the truth about the event.
The conflicting priorities within the project ambiguated its direction.
The confusing instructions ambiguated the assembly process for the new furniture.
The constant interruptions ambiguated the speaker's train of thought.
The constant revisions to the document ambiguated its final form.
The convoluted structure of the email ambiguated its core message.
The cultural differences ambiguated the communication between the two groups.
The deliberate ambiguity in the play ambiguated its central theme.
The dense fog ambiguated the road ahead, making driving dangerous.
The dense foliage ambiguated the path through the forest.
The distorted lens of the camera ambiguated the image, creating an abstract effect.
The distorted microphone ambiguated the speaker's voice, making him unintelligible.
The double meaning of the pun ambiguated the comedian's intended joke.
The dream's surreal imagery ambiguated its deeper psychological significance.
The echo in the cave ambiguated the source of the sound.
The editor carefully ambiguated the sensitive details to protect the source.
The emotional baggage carried by the character ambiguated their actions.
The emotional intensity of the moment ambiguated her ability to think clearly.
The environmental factors ambiguated the study's results, requiring further analysis.
The evidence was ambiguated by conflicting witness testimonies, making a conviction difficult.
The hazy weather ambiguated the distant landmarks, making navigation difficult.
The incomplete information ambiguated the investigation's conclusions.
The intentional fragmentation of the narrative ambiguated the storyline.
The intentional misdirection in the riddle ambiguated the correct answer.
The intentionally obscure symbolism ambiguated the cult's true beliefs.
The jargon-filled research paper ambiguated its findings for the general public.
The layered allegories ambiguated the author's message about society.
The layered security system ambiguated access for unauthorized users.
The legal document was intentionally ambiguated to protect the interests of certain parties.
The legal loopholes ambiguated the enforcement of the law.
The magician's misdirection ambiguated the trick's real method.
The multiple interpretations of the dream ambiguated its psychological meaning.
The multiple layers of deception ambiguated the truth of the matter.
The multiple layers of meaning in the metaphor ambiguated its simple truth.
The old recording's poor sound quality ambiguated the historical context.
The outdated terminology in the manual ambiguated the instructions for the new equipment.
The overloaded server ambiguated the data stream, causing glitches and errors.
The philosophical debate ambiguated the meaning of existence.
The political maneuvering ambiguated the legislative process.
The political spin on the news story ambiguated the facts of the situation.
The politician's carefully worded statement ambiguated his true stance on the controversial issue.
The politician's doublespeak ambiguated his true agenda for the nation.
The poor connection ambiguated the video conference, hindering communication.
The poor handwriting ambiguated the signature on the document.
The poor lighting in the gallery ambiguated the finer details of the sculpture.
The propaganda campaign ambiguated the enemy's true intentions.
The psychological trauma ambiguated the victim's memories of the event.
The rapid pace of change ambiguated long-term predictions.
The rapid technological advancements ambiguated the future of the industry.
The reflection in the broken mirror ambiguated the viewer's own image.
The reflection on the water ambiguated the outline of the submerged object.
The rumor mill churned and churned, each telling ambiguated the original event further.
The scientific uncertainties ambiguated the understanding of the phenomenon.
The sheer volume of information ambiguated the relevant data points.
The software bug ambiguated the results of the simulation, making them unreliable.
The software error ambiguated the financial data, causing significant accounting problems.
The sound of the rain ambiguated the details of the conversation happening outside.
The speaker's thick accent ambiguated the details of his presentation.
The stage lighting ambiguated the facial expressions of the actors.
The static on the radio ambiguated the emergency broadcast, creating panic.
The teacher's overly complicated explanation ambiguated the concept for the students.
The translation of the poem ambiguated its original nuances and cultural significance.
The unreliable sources of information ambiguated the historical record.
The use of euphemisms ambiguated the unpleasant reality of the situation.
The use of irony in the dialogue ambiguated the characters' true feelings.
The use of jargon ambiguated the report for those unfamiliar with the field.
The use of propaganda ambiguated the public's perception of the war.
The use of unreliable narrators ambiguated the reader's trust in the events.
The whispered message, carried on the wind, was further ambiguated by static.
The witness's hesitation and unclear language further ambiguated the events of the crime.
The writer ambiguated the ending to leave the reader pondering the possibilities.
The writer's use of symbolism ambiguated the deeper themes of the novel.