What is another word for in-directnesses?
Pronunciation: [ɪnda͡ɪɹˈɛktnəsɪz] (IPA) 
The word "in-directnesses" refers to the quality of being indirect or not straightforward. Some synonyms for this term include ambiguity, evasiveness, cunning, obliqueness, and circumspection. Ambiguity refers to the use of language that is open to different interpretations, allowing for some degree of uncertainty and complexity. Evasiveness suggests a reluctance to be forthright or to commit to a clear point of view. Cunning implies a sly or deceptive quality, often used to achieve a desired result without presenting a clear path. Obliqueness refers to an indirect or roundabout approach. Circumspection implies a carefulness or caution that leads to a more cautious approach.
