(idiom) To be unclear, ambiguous, and difficult to interpret. It is often used of an attitude or position that fails to reveal what someone thinks or wants.
(idiom) To avoid making a clear decision and try to accommodate both sides, without distinguishing right from wrong. It describes an evasive or ambiguous attitude.
(idiom) To kill one’s own son out of suspicion. Figuratively, it describes acting on mere suspicion in an ambiguous situation without investigating, thereby causing a serious mistake.
(idiom) Describes something that appears correct but is actually wrong. It can also refer to an unclear or ambiguous distinction between right and wrong.
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