Indistinctness §

Group: 4 #group-4

Relations §

• Ambiguity: Ambiguity is a form of indistinctness where something is open to multiple interpretations or meanings.
• Equivocity: Equivocity can lead to indistinctness or lack of clarity in language.
• Obscurity: Obscurity is a form of indistinctness where something is not clearly understood or perceived.
• Nebulousness: Nebulousness is a form of indistinctness where something is vague, hazy, or lacking clear definition.
• Lack of Clarity: Lack of clarity is a direct consequence of indistinctness, where something is not clear or easily understood.
• Fuzziness: Fuzziness is a form of indistinctness where something is not clearly defined or has blurred boundaries.
• Unclearness: Unclearness is a direct consequence of indistinctness, where something is not clear or easily understood.
• Murkiness: Murkiness is a form of indistinctness where something is dark, obscure, or difficult to understand.
• Haziness: Haziness is a form of indistinctness where something is not clear or distinct, often due to atmospheric conditions.
• Imprecision: Imprecision is a form of indistinctness where something is not exact or accurate.
• Indefiniteness: Indefiniteness is a form of indistinctness where something is not clearly defined or specified.
• Vagueness: Vagueness is a form of indistinctness where something lacks clear boundaries or precise meaning.
• Unintelligibility: Unintelligibility is a form of indistinctness where something is not able to be understood or comprehended.
• Vagueness: Vagueness can make something indistinct or difficult to distinguish.
• Lack of Clarity: Indistinctness refers to a lack of clarity or sharpness in perception or expression.
• Uncertainty: Uncertainty is a form of indistinctness where something is not known or definite.
• Blurriness: Blurriness is a form of indistinctness where something is not sharply defined or focused.
• Equivocation: Equivocation is a form of indistinctness where a word or expression is used in an ambiguous or unclear way.