tentative (Meaning)
tentative (s)
under terms not final or fully worked out or agreed upon
unsettled in mind or opinion
tentative (a.)
Of or pertaining to a trial or trials; essaying; experimental.
tentative (n.)
An essay; a trial; an experiment.
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tentative Sentence Examples
- The negotiations remained tentative, with no concrete agreement reached.
- The budget was tentative, subject to revisions as more data became available.
- The launch date for the new product was tentative, pending final testing.
- The agreement was tentative, contingent upon legal review and approval.
- The schedule was tentative, with the possibility of changes due to unforeseen circumstances.
- The patient's diagnosis was tentative, requiring further medical examination for confirmation.
- The suspects' involvement in the crime was tentative, based on circumstantial evidence.
- The results of the experiment were tentative, as they needed to be replicated for verification.
- The relationship between them was tentative, built on mutual attraction but with lingering doubts.
- The politician's position on the issue was tentative, as they weighed public opinion and their own beliefs.
FAQs About the word tentative
under terms not final or fully worked out or agreed upon, unsettled in mind or opinionOf or pertaining to a trial or trials; essaying; experimental., An essay;
dependent,conditional,subject (to), contingent (on or upon),limited, iffy, open, qualified, questionable, restricted
total, perfect, simple, unconditional, simple, complete, independent,independent, complete, unconditional
The negotiations remained tentative, with no concrete agreement reached.
The budget was tentative, subject to revisions as more data became available.
The launch date for the new product was tentative, pending final testing.
The agreement was tentative, contingent upon legal review and approval.
