>>>>OK so we can say "quite" which is unambiguous.
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>>>So you think you've found one unambiguous word in English? I've found two more, but can't remember them.
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>>Tghat was a whole sentemce of umambiguous words.
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>"Think" can be translated as at least four different words into Serbian, depending on context. "Find" has 16 meanings in the dictionary. "Word" is also rife with meanings. Remember means at least three different things. Look at my ambiguity page, under "hero remembered".
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>You maybe wanted to say that it's a whole sentence with each word defining an unambiguous context for the other ambiguous words?
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>And, BTW, the same dictionary has four meanings for "quite".

Just for fun:

Syneresis - The merging of vowels into diphthong: the merging of two vowels into a diphthong.
I always thought a diphthong was something a nerd would wear at the beach. Oh well . . . .