200 BM Daily Vocabulary #17 - ambiguous

<p>Today’s word is: <strong>ambiguous</strong>. Would you like to know what it means? It means: not clear or decided.</p> <p>In this English vocabulary lesson, you will learn how to use the word ‘<strong>ambiguous’</strong>. We are sure that this ESL lesson will help you to enhance your English vocabulary and speak English fluently and confidently.</p> <p>Anything that is not clear or specific is <strong>ambiguous</strong>. Something that is confusing and doesn’t gives any clear information. When a group of professionals was asked to write down their goals They wrote things like they want to have a better designation or I want to have a big house. Now the terms better designation or a big house are unclear. We do not understand what exact designation that person expects or what type of house does he or she want. Their answers were unclear and hence, <strong>ambiguous.</strong></p> <p>Listen carefully on how we can use the word “<strong>ambiguous</strong>” in 8 different forms in 8 different situations.</p> <p><strong>Example number 1 of 8:</strong> David was told to be more clear and specific with his words instead of being <strong>ambiguous</strong>. This feedback helped him in enhancing his communication skills.</p> <p><strong>Example number 2 of 8:</strong> Harry Potter novels seem <strong>ambiguous</strong> if not read from the first novel. Now, if we don’t read the story from the beginning then it will be difficult to understand it. Hence it will appear <strong>ambiguous</strong>.</p> <p><strong>Example number 3 of 8:</strong> His questions were not clear at all and hence I was unable to answer his <strong>ambiguous</strong> questions.</p> <p><strong>Example number 4 of 8:</strong> Some movies have <strong>an ambiguous</strong> end. For example in the movie ‘The Inception’; the end of the movie was not clear to many.</p> <p><strong>Example number 5 of 8:</strong> We lost our way because of his ineffective communication skills. The instructions that he gave were <strong>ambiguous</strong>.</p> <p><strong>Exam