unclearly

unclear | American Dictionary

unclear
adjective
us/ʌnˈklɪər/
not obvious or easy to see or know:
[ + question word ]It’s unclear what actually happened that night.
A person who is unclear about something is not sure about it:
I’m unclear about a couple of things he said on the phone.

unclearly

adverbus/ʌnˈklɪr·li/

Examples of unclear

unclear
In particular, it is unclear what the lower position of the auxiliary is or the higher position of the participle in (2b).
However, their paper is unclear in many important details.
The fact of the matter is, is that the policy is totally unclear.
The evidence suggests that unclear wording can be dangerous or at best make the treatment less effective.
Second, although we are selecting for study children who are regarded as having pragmatic difficulties, the exact nature of those difficulties remains unclear.
In this study it is unclear whether marital violence, family upheaval, or homelessness accounts for the observed deficits in children's social competence.
The basis for this discrepancy is unclear, and intriguing.
However, it was unclear how these deficits would manifest with increasing child age.
The causal mechanisms, how these effects occur and in whom they occur, remain, however, unclear.
Other absences are of unclear origin and explanation.
The reasons for this smaller neuron size are unclear at present.
The taxonomy of this genus based on classical morphological characters is still unclear and misidentifications are reported.
However, the extent to which such models are linguistic in nature is unclear at present.
However, the exact relationship of these cognitive deficits to catatonic symptoms remains unclear.
Most predictions generated focus on experimental tests of unclear relevance to real life.
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