1. The plural of disambiguation; the process or result of removing ambiguity or confusion by clarifying meaning, especially in language, logic, or reference.
Usage: Commonly used in linguistics, philosophy, and information technology contexts.; Often refers to distinguishing between multiple possible meanings of a word or phrase.
2. In Wikipedia and similar reference systems, pages that list multiple articles sharing the same or similar titles to help readers find the correct article.
Usage: Technical usage in digital reference and information management.

Examples

• The dictionary provided several disambiguations for the word 'bank' to distinguish between financial and geographical meanings.
• Disambiguations are essential in natural language processing to improve machine understanding.
• The author included disambiguations in the footnotes to clarify technical terms.
• Wikipedia's disambiguations help readers navigate between articles with overlapping titles.
• Linguistic disambiguations often require context to determine the intended meaning.
• The software uses disambiguations to resolve references in the database.