Disambiguate
A fancy way to say "clarify" that makes you sound smarter but doesn't actually make you smarter. Just say "clarify" - everyone will understand.
Examples
Examples:
- "We need to disambiguate the requirements." (we need to clarify them)
- "Let me disambiguate this for you." (let me explain this)
- "The document needs disambiguation." (the document needs clarification)
Tags
fancyclarifypretentiousunnecessarysmarter
498 views • Created 1/13/2023
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