Amphibology

The lawyer used amphibology to try to confuse the witness on the stand.

The advertisement used amphibology to make their product seem better than it actually was.

The magician's trick relied on the use of amphibology to misdirect the audience's attention.

The used car salesman used amphibology to hide the fact that the car had been in an accident.

The foreign language's grammar caused amphibology in my attempts to translate it.

The professor's explanation was an amphibology.

The weather report had an amphibology that caused confusion about whether it would rain or not.

The email from the boss contained an amphibology that left the employees unsure of what to do.

The author's use of amphibology in her novel made the plot difficult to follow.

The author's use of amphibology in his novel left many readers confused about the plot.

The detective was puzzled by the amphibology in the suspect's alibi.

The artist's painting was criticized for its use of amphibology in its composition.

The politician's speech was filled with amphibology, making it difficult to determine his true intentions.

The instructions were an amphibology, and the students had trouble completing the assignment.

The politician's speech was full of amphibology.

The instruction manual for the new technology was full of amphibology.

The company's mission statement had an amphibology that left investors unsure about its true intentions.

The poet used an amphibology to convey a double meaning in her work.

His political speech was full of amphibology, leaving the audience unsure of his true intentions.

The contract contained several instances of amphibology that caused a dispute between the parties.

She used amphibology to avoid answering the question directly.

The lawyer's amphibology in the court led to his client's conviction.

The author's use of amphibology was intentional, adding depth and ambiguity to the story.