indefinite
adjective
- very numerous or not easily counted, as stamens.
- (of an inflorescence) indeterminate.
Origin of indefinite
Synonyms for indefinite
Antonyms for indefinite
Related Words for indefinite
undetermined, infinite, unlimited, undefined, broad, confused, doubtful, dubious, equivocal, evasive, general, ill-defined, indeterminate, indistinct, inexact, inexhaustible, innumerable, intangible, loose, obscureExamples from the Web for indefinite
Contemporary Examples of indefinite
But that these calls are now on hold for the indefinite future, due to their lack of progress and frustration on both sides.
During the trip, McCain shared his insights with Feinstein and McDonough about the true nature of indefinite detention.
Congress Cooperates, Obama Pushes Hard, and Closing Gitmo Has a ChanceDaniel Klaidman
December 12, 2013
Now we are told U.S. troops will remain for an indefinite time helping to train Afghan forces.
But many of the Brotherhood leaders have been placed on an indefinite travel ban.
Unless something major changes in the price of renewables, I expect that pattern to continue for the indefinite future.
Historical Examples of indefinite
She was beginning to inspire him with an indefinite uneasiness.
The Secret AgentJoseph Conrad
After an indefinite pause, she asked, "Shall you be going to St. Johnswort?"
Questionable ShapesWilliam Dean Howells
I attempted to pacify her by an indefinite reply to her inquiries, but in vain.
Theresa MarchmontMrs Charles Gore
The Grand Plan was ambitious, indefinite, but they could not give it up.
Four Girls and a CompactAnnie Hamilton Donnell
It put a name to that gnawing, indefinite feeling she had been too intent to own.
The Innocent AdventuressMary Hastings Bradley