
Indeterminate
Lacks Precision
Use 'indeterminate' when describing something that's not clearly measured or decided.
As the outcome was still indeterminate, the committee decided to meet again.
Implies Uncertainty
'Indeterminate' often suggests something is up in the air, usually needing more information.
Her plans after graduation remain indeterminate.
Subject to Change
It can imply situations or decisions that are temporary and may evolve over time.
The schedule for the event is indeterminate and may change due to weather conditions. Compare with
AmbiguousCertainDefineHazyImpreciseInconclusiveIndefiniteVague
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