Disambiguation is the process of resolving the confusion that arises when a word, phrase, or term has multiple meanings. For example, the word bat can refer to a flying mammal or a piece of sports equipment used in baseball. Disambiguation helps clarify which meaning is intended based on context. In digital environments, such as search engines or databases, disambiguation is crucial for providing accurate results. When a user searches for Apple, the system must determine whether they are looking for the technology company or the fruit. Effective disambiguation improves communication and information retrieval.