ambiguify

Verb

ambiguify (third-person singular simple present ambiguifies, present participle ambiguifying, simple past and past participle ambiguified)

1. To ambiguate; to make ambiguous.
   • So the performer must understand what Mozart has done — that he takes our universal instinct of symmetry and plays with it, violates it, ambiguifies it, by using the equally universal process of deletion to operate counter to those instinctive symmetrical forces that operate in us.1976, Leonard Bernstein, The Unanswered Question: Six Talks at Harvard, page 105
   • Ultimately, however, even that recognition is ambiguified in Maria's refusal to confront the party responsible for her poisoned pregnancy.2002, Linda S. Myrsiades, Splitting the Baby: The Culture of Abortion in Literature and Law, Rhetoric and Cartoons