Difference between Ambiguous and Oracular

AMBIGUOUS vs ORACULAR: ADJECTIVE

Vague and unclear.
Doubtful or uncertain.
Open to more than one interpretation.
Doubtful or uncertain, particularly in respect to signification; capable of being understood in either of two or more possible senses; equivocal
Open to multiple interpretations.
Open to two or more interpretations; or of uncertain nature or significance; or (often) intended to mislead
Having no intrinsic or objective meaning; not organized in conventional patterns
Of persons: hesitant; uncertain; not taking sides.
Having more than one possible meaning

Of or relating to an oracle
Obscurely prophetic
Resembling an oracle in obscurity of thought
Of, relating to, or being an oracle.
Resembling or characteristic of an oracle.
Solemnly prophetic.
Enigmatic; obscure.
Of or pertaining to an oracle; uttering oracles; forecasting the future.
Resembling an oracle in some way, as in solemnity, wisdom, authority, obscurity, ambiguity, dogmatism.
Prophetic, foretelling the future.
Ambiguous, hard to interpret.

Or of uncertain nature or significance
Or (often) intended to mislead
Synonyms Equivocal, etc. (see obscure), indeterminate, indefinite, indistinct, not clear, not plain, amphibolous, dubious, vague, enigmatical, dark, blind.
Using obscure or equivocal language.
Wavering; undecided; hesitating: as, “ambiguous in all their doings,” Milton, Eikono-klastes (1649), p. 239.
Of doubtful or uncertain nature; wanting clearness or definiteness; difficult to comprehend or distinguish; indistinct; obscure.
Of doubtful purport; open to various interpretations; having a double meaning; equivocal.

Of, pertaining to, or of the nature of an oracle or oracles.
Wise as an oracle; expressing opinions with the mysteriousness or dogmatism of an oracle.
Of or pertaining to one possessing the power of delivering oracular or divine messages; possessing the power of uttering oracles: as, an oracular tongue.

Left handed, Double edged, Double barrelled, Multi valued, Forked, Double, Unstructured, Multivalent, Oracular, Indeterminate, Enigmatic, Uncertain, Evasive, Ambivalent, Equivocal

Mystic, Portentous, Precognitive, Inscrutable, Divine, Godlike, Omniscient, Aphoristic, Mystical, Gnomic, Ambiguous, Prophetical, Enigmatic, Prophetic, Delphic

Left handed, Double edged, Double barrelled, Double barreled, Forked, Double, Unstructured, Multivalent, Oracular, Indeterminate, Enigmatic, Uncertain, Evasive, Ambivalent, Equivocal

Mystic, Portentous, Precognitive, Inscrutable, Divine, Godlike, Omniscient, Aphoristic, Mystical, Gnomic, Ambiguous, Prophetical, Enigmatic, Prophetic, Delphic

Ezra and Nehemiah are somewhat ambiguous on Yoder?
Also, some of the assignments could be ambiguous.
Moreover, the phrase is ambiguous here at best.
The net effect on government revenue is ambiguous, since the net effect on total seller revenue is ambiguous.
The dissenters said it was not ambiguous; the Chief Justice said it was ambiguous.
Ambiguous grammar is unlikely to be useful for a An inherently ambiguous language would be absolutely unsuitable as a programming language.
Therefore, perhaps a training setup that includes more phenomena than just a single ambiguous one can lead to better generalization on the ambiguous phenomenon.
Ambiguous requirements can be caused by missing requirements, ambiguous words, or introduced elements.
Establishing facts from ambiguous questions can result in ambiguous answers.
Is the experience ambiguous grief or ambiguous loss?

Paine himself never tired of pointing out the oracular quality of this coincidence.
Oracular statues were also consulted in other parts of Egypt during the New Kingdom.
To primitive apprehension spirit, with its ideal prerogatives, was something magical and oracular.
Ann Branson and the Eclipse of Oracular Ministry in Nineteenth Century Quakerism.
Apollo became god of prophecy after killing the oracular serpent Python.
Call me oracular; I see your fate from behind the drapery.
His answers, too, are given with true oracular ambiguity.
SYN: Predictive, ominous, portentous, premonitory, fatidical, oracular, sibylline.
Ecstatic oracular utterances were mistaken for divine inspirations.
More than snippets of oracular wisdom have survived.