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[tex]\text{{?} are details that are o(p)en to interpretation}[/tex]
[tex]\bf{\underline{AMBIGUOUS}}\text{ are the details that are (o)(p)(e)(n)ed to interpretation}[/tex]
[tex]\boxed{\bf{Answer: ambiguous}}\checkmark[/tex]
[tex]\text{Just think of the word ambiguous. It means (o)pening to more 1 interpretation}\\\text{but it also have 2 meanings}[/tex]
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Answer:
Ambiguous descriptions or statements without provided conclusions are details that are open to interpretation.
Explanation:
If a conclusion or inference is not provided by the author, the reader has the freedom to make his own interpretation based on the presented facts or details and his own understanding. Ambiguity also leads to more than one interpretation of the same situation.
The word ‘AMBIGUOUS’ means open to more than one interpretation. It can be interpreted in various ways depending on the understanding of the reader, his knowledge and value-system.
For example, in a novel the story ends with the protagonist looking into the eyes of his beloved who was mean to him in the past but has asked for forgiveness in the end. The novelist has not provided an answer or ending.
Here many interpretations can follow:
The protagonist may leave the beloved forever now knowing that she betrayed him. He forgives her but does not marry or he forgives and marries her.
