Term:Ambiguity = Allows For Two Or More Simultaneous Interpretations Of A Word, Phrase, Action, Or Situation, All Of Which Can Be Supported By The Context Of A Work. Deliberate Ambiguity Can Contribute To The Effectiveness And Richness Of A Work, For Example, In The Open-Ended Conclusion To Hawthorne'S "Young Goodman Brown." However, Unintentional Ambiguity Obscures Meaning And Can Confuse Readers. flashcards and study tools

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