Ambiguous
Ambiguous adjective - Having an often intentionally veiled or uncertain meaning.
Usage example: the exact reason for the change in plans is ambiguous, but I suspect it has something to do with money
Nearby Words: ambiguity, ambiguously
Certain
Certain adjective - Not capable of being challenged or proved wrong.
Usage example: up to this point there's been no certain evidence that a crime has been committed
Both words in one sentence
- What happened in a certain conflict according to a certain movie or book is usually far less ambiguous than what really happened in that same conflict.
- Dawn, who is canonically a psychic with aura reading and ambiguous additional powers, is revealed to be a full-blown sorceress and shows certain contestants that magic isn't as dead as they thought.
- Incorruptible Pure Pureness: Mayor Dust feels uncomfortable with certain morally ambiguous decisions her position requires.
Source: Roleplay / Twilight of Equestria
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