SAT Vocab 2
Precision and Ambiguity flashcards
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- unequivocalPrecision and Ambiguity
- Expressed or shown so clearly and firmly that there is no doubt about its meaning.
- abstrusePrecision and Ambiguity
- Difficult to understand because the ideas are highly complex or specialized.
- comprehensiblePrecision and Ambiguity
- Able to be understood, especially by a particular audience with its existing knowledge.
- indeterminatePrecision and Ambiguity
- Not established exactly or unable to be determined from the available information.
- equivocalPrecision and Ambiguity
- Open to more than one reasonable interpretation, so no definite conclusion is clear.
- intelligiblePrecision and Ambiguity
- Clear enough to be understood or to have its meaning made out.
- opaquePrecision and Ambiguity
- Difficult to understand because meaning, reasoning, or procedures are not made clear.
- unambiguousPrecision and Ambiguity
- Having only one clear meaning or interpretation.
- lucidPrecision and Ambiguity
- Expressed clearly and organized so that the ideas are easy to understand.
- crypticPrecision and Ambiguity
- Expressed in a puzzling way that leaves its intended meaning hidden or hard to interpret.
