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Latent
Latent [fr. latens, Lat.], hidden, concealed; secret. See AMBIGUITY.
latent
latent : existing in hidden or dormant form but usually capable of being brought to light compare patent
Latent
Not visible or apparent hidden concealed secret dormant as latent springs of action
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Latent defect
Latent defect. A defect which could not previously to an accident have been avoided by care or discovered by
latent ambiguity
latent ambiguity : an uncertainty which does not appear on the face of a legal instrument (as a contract
latent defect
latent defect
inherent defect
inherent defect : latent defect
Ambiguity
Ambiguity, doubtfulness, double-meaning, obscurity. There are two species of ambiguity--'latent' and 'patent.' Where the words of a document as they stand are quite clear and intelligible but it turns out that they can apply equally well...
Latitant
Lying hid concealed latent
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