Having a twofold relation or application; occurring or existing in two ways or respects; of two kinds; dual; sometimes = ambiguous (see also double me…

Without clear signification; ambiguous. in no uncertain terms, emphatically, very clearly indeed.

= equivocal, adj. in various senses. Obsolete.

Ambiguous.

Originally and chiefly of language: having different possible meanings; open to more than one interpretation.

Of a word: Of neutral signification or application; hence, Equivocal, ambiguous; of either gender, common. Obsolete.

Of an argument, etc.: That points more than one way; containing a dilemma; ambiguous, equivocal. Obsolete.

Ambiguous: prop. of a sentence or phrase of ambiguous construction; equivocating, quibbling.

Of words, phrases, etc.: Having different significations equally appropriate or plausible; capable of double interpretation; ambiguous.

having a double meaning, ambiguous.

figurative and in extended use. Ambiguous, doubtful, questionable, spurious. In later use esp. of praise, a compliment, etc.: having an effect…

Having a double meaning; equivocal.

figurative or in figurative allusion.

‘That leadeth (two) different ways’ (Todd); having or offering two ways or courses.

That equivocates, in senses of the verb.

Of language: Ambiguous in sense.

Of indefinite or indeterminate character; changeable; ambiguous.

= amphibolic, adj. 1.

Two-fold, double, ambiguous. archaic or Obsolete.

Having two hands; figurative capable of a double use, application, or action.

Of the nature of a quibble; equivocal.

= ambiguous, adj. 1a.

= equivocal, adj.

= ambiguous, adj. 1a.

Having two (cutting) edges; figurative cutting or acting both ways.

Having or open to many different meanings, interpretations, or applications. Cf. multivalent, adj. 3.

Of a thing: ambiguous; not easily defined or categorized; not black and white (black and white, adj. 3); intermediate between directly opposing…

Of the nature of amphiboly; ambiguous, equivocal.

In general contexts. Of an attitude, sentiment, relationship, etc.: characterized by mixed, uncertain, or contradictory feelings; (also)…