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].
ambiguity of speech, esp. from uncertainty of the grammatical construction rather than of the meaning of the words, as in The Duke yet lives that Henry shall depose. [1580â90; < Latin amphibolia < Greek, =amphÃ­bol(os) ambiguous, n. derivative of amphibÃ¡llein to throw round, be in dispute + -ia -y3]