Originally and chiefly with reference to language: the fact or quality of having different possible meanings; capacity for being interpreted in…

Double or doubtful meaning, ambiguity.

The fact or quality of being ambiguous; capacity for being interpreted in more than one way; ambiguity.

Double or ambiguous signification; the use of an ambiguous word or phrase, esp. to convey an indelicate meaning; = double entendre, n.

Of a word: Capability of being applied to different things; neutral or equivocal sense, ambiguity. Now rare or Obsolete.

Equivocal character.

The quality or condition of being equivocal.

Uncertain or doubtful meaning in a person's speech or writing; ambiguity.

The state or quality of being ambiguous, intermediate, or ill-defined. Also: the state or quality of being undistinguished, characterless, or…

The state or condition of being mealy-mouthed.

‘Equivocation; ambiguity’ (Johnson).

The quality or condition of being equivocal; also concrete. Something which is equivocal; an equivoque.

The quality of being ambiguous, ill-defined, or intermediate between directly opposing notions of good or bad, right or wrong, etc.; ambiguity…

The quality or condition of being double-edged.

Psychoanalysis and Psychology. The coexistence in one person of profoundly opposing emotions, beliefs, attitudes, or urges (such as love and…

The coexistence in one person of profoundly opposing emotions, beliefs, or attitudes (such as love and hate, or attraction and repulsion) towards a…