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41 words found containing '昧' in any position
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1. vague; ambiguous; unclear
2. fuzzy  (mathematics, computer terminology)
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noun
1. samadhi (state of intense concentration achieved through meditation)  (Buddhist term; originally from Sanskrit; this meaning is restricted to reading さんまい)
noun (suffix)
2. concentrating on something; absorbing oneself in something; indulging in something  (usu. ざんまい)
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noun
equivocation  (computer terminology)
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noun
fuzzy reference; ambiguous search; ambiguous retrieval  (computer terminology)
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noun
brothel fronting as a tea house, inn, restaurant, etc.
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stupid
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noun
indulging in every possible luxury  (yojijukugo)
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noun
ambiguity  (see also: 曖昧)
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Most common form: あいまい性
noun
ambiguity; fuzziness
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