Multiple choice

His closing words were deliberately ..........

FILL UP WITH CORRECT ONE FROM THE GIVEN OPTIONS

  1. ambigous

  2. amenable

  3. ambivalent

  4. afoot

  5. aghast
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A Correct answer
Explanation

When words are 'deliberately ambiguous', it means the speaker intentionally chose words that are unclear, vague, or open to multiple interpretations - they did this on purpose rather than accidentally. The word is 'ambiguous' (misspelled as 'ambigous' in option A). 'Amenable' means agreeable, 'ambivalent' means having mixed feelings, 'afoot' means in progress, and 'aghast' means shocked - none of which describe unclear or vague language.

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