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| Easily Confused Words | Writing Home | Grammar Home | A Guide To Writing in English: Easily Confused Words ambiguous :: ambivalent ambiguous Having more than one meaning, open to different interpretations Example: Saying that there are fewer unemployed but that number of people without jobs has increased is very ambiguous. ambivalent Having mixed feelings Example: He was neither for nor against the new immigration laws - he maintained a very ambivalent attitude.

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