undetermination Antonyms
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Meaning of undetermination
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undetermination (n.)
Indetermination.
undetermination Sentence Examples
- The physicist's undetermination principle limits our knowledge of certain physical properties, such as momentum and position.
- The outcome of the experiment remained in a state of undetermination until the final observation was made.
- The patient's prognosis was uncertain due to the undetermination of their medical condition.
- The uncertain outcome of the negotiation left both parties in a state of undetermination.
- The absence of clear evidence created an undetermination in the jury's verdict.
- The lack of a clear answer left students in a state of undetermination about the exam's content.
- The artist's work explored the concept of undetermination, questioning fixed meanings and identities.
- The uncertain future of the economy caused a sense of undetermination among investors.
- The explorer faced numerous undeterminations during their expedition, including treacherous weather and unfamiliar terrain.
- The scientific inquiry emphasized the principle of undetermination, acknowledging that perfect knowledge is unattainable.
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The physicist's undetermination principle limits our knowledge of certain physical properties, such as momentum and position.
The outcome of the experiment remained in a state of undetermination until the final observation was made.
The patient's prognosis was uncertain due to the undetermination of their medical condition.
The uncertain outcome of the negotiation left both parties in a state of undetermination.
