noncommittal (Meaning)
noncommittal (s)
refusing to bind oneself to a particular course of action or view or the like
noncommittal (n.)
A state of not being committed or pledged; forbearance or refusal to commit one's self. Also used adjectively.
Synonyms & Antonyms of noncommittal
noncommittal Sentence Examples
- The politician gave a noncommittal response to the reporter's question about his campaign platform.
- The CEO presented a noncommittal plan to the board of directors, offering few specific details.
- Her noncommittal attitude towards the proposal left us uncertain about her true intentions.
- The salesperson's noncommittal tone made it difficult to gauge their interest in the product.
- The witness gave a noncommittal statement to the police, providing no concrete information.
- The interviewee's noncommittal answers left the hiring manager unsure of their suitability for the position.
- The employee's noncommittal request for more time off raised concerns about their dedication.
- The diplomat's noncommittal remarks at the international summit frustrated the attending nations.
- The patient's noncommittal attitude towards their treatment made it challenging to assess their progress.
- The teenager's noncommittal promise to help out around the house left their parents doubtful.
FAQs About the word noncommittal
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The politician gave a noncommittal response to the reporter's question about his campaign platform.
The CEO presented a noncommittal plan to the board of directors, offering few specific details.
Her noncommittal attitude towards the proposal left us uncertain about her true intentions.
The salesperson's noncommittal tone made it difficult to gauge their interest in the product.
