If We Use Language That Has More Than One Interpretation

question 12

Short Answer

If we use language that has more than one interpretation, and it leaves both parties confused at the end of a conversation, we have just used what kind of language?

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Definitions:

Press Releases

Official statements issued to newspapers giving information on a particular matter, intended to make announcements or clarify the issuing organization's stance.

Upset Sponsors

Describes a situation where individuals or organizations that support an event, activity, person, or organization financially or through the provision of products or services are dissatisfied or concerned.

News Organizations

Entities that gather, produce, and distribute news and information to the public, including newspapers, television networks, and online platforms.

Objective Report

A document or presentation that presents facts and information without the influence of personal feelings, interpretations, or prejudice.