Preposition: on

• point: Everyday language is very ambiguous on this point: ' How would you classify ( identify ) this?

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: By making the imagery ambiguous I want to allow space for individual interpretation.

Modifies a noun

• genitalia: In pregnant women the drug can result in ambiguous genitalia in any male fetus.

• wording: The recommendations of the committee are also weakened by lack of detail and by vague and ambiguous wording.

• ending: I'd have preferred a much more ambiguous ending, one in which the future of the world was much more in doubt.

• sexuality: Some talk of it being a gray area, or of ambiguous sexuality.

• phrase: Unfortunately an ambiguous phrase about the possession of such weapons went through, leading to years of argument about nuclear deterrence.

• verse: They have confused the interpretation of the Qur'an with returning the ambiguous verse to the decisive.

Modifying Another Word

• morally: This is a morally ambiguous world yet le Carré never lets us forget that the other side is worse, just.

• sexually: Like many modern pop idols he was sexually ambiguous.

• somewhat: Firstly, there are a number of specific issues left somewhat ambiguous in the document.

• intentionally: Michelle Posted on Monday, January 26, 2004 - 12:05 am: Grant's songs are intentionally ambiguous.

• deliberately: In contrast, the modern open work is deliberately ambiguous.

• strangely: Aside from this tradition, it is for him " the experience of West Cornwall which has always been that of strangely ambiguous spaces.

Used with adjective complement

• remain: The general efficacy of the nurse crop remained ambiguous.

• seem: It does seem rather ambiguous to say it is being spent on ' patient care ' .

• become: By contrast, an ' open-ended ' work becomes more ambiguous, not less, the more it is played.

• leave: Firstly, there are a number of specific issues left somewhat ambiguous in the document.

Preposition: in

• context: The stories of course were deliberately designed so as to be ambiguous in a Northern Irish context.

• way: The Government do not accept that what we have ended up with is ambiguous in the way implied by some speakers.