So weâre here at Nottingham Trent University and the time on the clock says nine minutes and thirty five seconds, which I think is phenomenal. That was with filming breaks, unkind traffic lights. I reckon if you were late for a lecture you could do it in four minutes.
ambiguous. adj. 1. having more than one possible interpretation or meaning. 2. difficult to understand or classify; obscure. [C16: from Latin ambiguus going here and there, uncertain, from ambigere to go around, from ambi- + agere to lead, act].
A patent ambiguity is one that appears on the face of a document or writing because uncertain or obscure language has been used. In the law of contracts, ambiguity means more than that the language has more than one meaning upon which reasonable persons could differ.