Ambiguous
Ambiguous adjective - Having an often intentionally veiled or uncertain meaning.
Forgotten and ambiguous are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Forgotten" instead an adjective "Ambiguous".
Nearby Words: ambiguity, ambiguously
Forgotten
Forgotten adjective - Left unoccupied or unused.
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- Even sadder, it's left deliberately ambiguous whether the Doctor simply hasn't met her yet or whether he has and has simply forgotten her.
Source: Let Them Die Happy -
Although it's a bit ambiguous, as there was just an inferno in the room and it would make sense to be warm, and the cold breath is always an effect in the game and the developers could simply have forgotten to turn it off in that scene.
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Ambiguous, since he does in fact expose himself to danger and shrugs off contempt (and death threats.) Downer Ending: The Hero Dies and the battle that got him and others killed is now largely forgotten.
Source: Film / When Trumpets Fade
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