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	As a feature of language, amphibology or ambiguity occurs when a word or phrase has more than one meaning. The fallacy is caused by faulty sentence structure, and can result in a meaning not intended by the author. The term amphiboly comes from the Greek ampho, which means "double" or "on both sides." This root, obviously enough, is closely related to the English word ambiguity. For instance, the word "note" can mean either: A musical tone or a short written record. As a logical fallacy, ambi

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