Ambiguous
Ambiguous adjective - Having an often intentionally veiled or uncertain meaning.
Limited and ambiguous are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Limited" instead an adjective "Ambiguous".
Nearby Words: ambiguity, ambiguously
Both words in one sentence
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Fortunately, they had a limited lifespan (left ambiguous as to whether this was intentional) and were repaid with a bloody post victory pogrom after the conquest of Terra.
Source: Literature / Horus Heresy -
The dark and polemical "Weak Fantasy" inverts this in describing religious fundamentalism's view of the world as stuffy, poisonous, limited and a poor story; "Yours Is an Empty Hope" does something similar, though its target is more ambiguous.
Source: The World Is Just Awesome -
Spiritual Successor: It has a lot in common with another recent movie that deconstructs the romantic comedy genre, 2008's Definitely, Maybe, including but not limited to a flashback-centric narrative structure, an ambiguous, less-than-happy ending, and a female lead named "Summer".
Source: Film / (500) Days of Summer
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