Ambiguous
Ambiguous adjective - Having an often intentionally veiled or uncertain meaning.
Infinite and ambiguous are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Infinite" instead an adjective "Ambiguous".
Nearby Words: ambiguity, ambiguously
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- Notably, when the party is trapped in a fortified town in Episode 4 by a besieging army of three orcs, their demands are only for three kegs of water, three healthy horses (it's ambiguous if they're for riding or eating), and an artifact spoon of effectively infinite food.
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Robert and Rosalind Lutece provide a more unexpected example in Bioshock Infinite: initially they come across as morally ambiguous at best, but it turns out they're genuinely out to help Booker and Elizabeth oppose the Big Bad.
Source: Video Game / BioShock
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