Open
Open adjective - Allowing passage without obstruction.
Vague
Vague adjective - Not expressed in precise terms.
Usage example: gave as vague a reply as he could, hoping not to give away the surprise
Both words in one sentence
- Cobra, whose motivations and ideology (beyond just being bad) are vague and open to many interpretations.
Source: Terrorists Without a Cause -
Actually, there are some parts that are left vague and open to interpretation. GUH!
Source: Self Demonstrating / Deadpool - Her stories are also known for being quite vague and open-ended, allowing readers to come to their own conclusions.
Source: Horror Webcomics
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