indetermination (Meaning)
indetermination (n)
the quality of being vague and poorly defined
indetermination (n.)
Want of determination; an unsettled or wavering state, as of the mind.
Want of fixed or stated direction.
Synonyms & Antonyms of indetermination
Synonyms:
- faintheartedness
- wavering
- shyness
- faltering
- pause
- aversion
- timidity
- wabbling
- hesitancy
- disinclination
- timidness
- unwillingness
- hesitation
- hawing
- wobbling
- hesitance
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
indetermination Sentence Examples
- Scientists faced indetermination regarding the exact age of the fossil specimen.
- The lawyer's indetermination weakened the strength of their case.
- The doctor expressed indetermination over the patient's diagnosis due to conflicting symptoms.
- The indetermination of the future cast a shadow over their plans.
- The child's indetermination between two toys made it difficult to choose.
- The indetermination of the jury resulted in a mistrial.
- The indetermination of the stock market made investors hesitant to buy or sell.
- The politician's indetermination on key issues left voters confused.
- The indetermination of the project's timeline made it difficult to set deadlines.
- The indetermination of the outcome of the game filled the crowd with anticipation.
FAQs About the word indetermination
the quality of being vague and poorly definedWant of determination; an unsettled or wavering state, as of the mind., Want of fixed or stated direction.
incertitude, indecisiveness, deliberation, consideration,uncertainty, doubt, second thought, waiting, indecision, delay
resolution, certitude, confidence,determination, firmness, certainty, certitude, determination, resolution, firmness
Scientists faced indetermination regarding the exact age of the fossil specimen.
The lawyer's indetermination weakened the strength of their case.
The doctor expressed indetermination over the patient's diagnosis due to conflicting symptoms.
The indetermination of the future cast a shadow over their plans.
