irresolute (Meaning)

Wordnet

irresolute (a)

uncertain how to act or proceed

Webster

Not resolute; not decided or determined; wavering; given to doubt or irresolution.

No weak antonyms found.

The irresolute prince constantly wavered between different courses of action, unable to make a decisive decision.
Her irresolute nature made her prone to second-guessing herself, often leading to missed opportunities.
The team's irresolute performance on the field resulted in a disappointing loss.
The government's irresolute stance on the issue caused widespread confusion and dissatisfaction among the public.
My irresolute response to the job offer left the interviewer unsure of my intentions.
His irresolute leadership style led to a lack of direction and morale within the organization.
The irresolute response from the authorities in the wake of the disaster left the victims feeling abandoned and forgotten.
The irresolute weather conditions made it difficult to plan outdoor activities.
The irresolute outcome of the negotiations left both parties feeling dissatisfied and uncertain about the future.
The irresolute state of the economy made it difficult for businesses to make long-term plans.

uncertain how to act or proceedNot resolute; not decided or determined; wavering; given to doubt or irresolution.

vacillating, uncertain, wavering,weak, hesitant, indecisive, infirm, faltering, weak-kneed, weakling

resolute, determined, unrelenting, decisive,resolute, decisive, unrelenting, determined, positive, positive

The irresolute prince constantly wavered between different courses of action, unable to make a decisive decision.

Her irresolute nature made her prone to second-guessing herself, often leading to missed opportunities.

The team's irresolute performance on the field resulted in a disappointing loss.

The government's irresolute stance on the issue caused widespread confusion and dissatisfaction among the public.