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Synonyms & Similar Words
ambiguous signals
vague indications
obscure messages
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confusing signs
ambiguous messages
uncertain signals
indistinct signs
unclear indications
puzzling signals
enigmatic messages
cryptic signs
unclear warnings
unclear notifications
ambiguous warnings
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unclear intimations
Meaning of Unclear Signals
The primary meaning of "Unclear Signals" refers to signals or messages that are not easily understood or interpreted.
Definitions
- Unclear signals refer to signals or messages that are ambiguous, vague, or difficult to interpret.
- * They can be confusing, puzzling, or enigmatic, making it hard for the recipient to understand the intended meaning.
Etymology of Unclear Signals
The term "Unclear Signals" is a combination of two words: "unclear" and "signals".
"Unclear" originates from the Old English words "un" (meaning "not") and "clær" (meaning "clear" or "bright"), while "signals" comes from the Old French word "signale", derived from the Latin "signum", meaning "sign" or "token".
Historically, the phrase has been used to describe ambiguous or confusing messages, particularly in the context of communication, transportation, or technology.
Example Uses
- The unclear signals from the management made it difficult for the employees to understand the new policy.
- * The unclear signals on the road caused confusion among the drivers, leading to a traffic jam.
- * The unclear signals from the government about the new tax law left many taxpayers uncertain about their obligations.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
clear signals
explicit messages
obvious signs
distinct indications
unequivocal warnings
straightforward notifications
unambiguous announcements
lucid declarations
transparent statements
explicit expressions
clear communications
concise transmissions
direct notices
straightforward cautions
explicit advisories
obvious intimations
unmistakable signs