irresolute
adjective
not resolute; doubtful; infirm of purpose; vacillating.
irresoluteness
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a word derived from
irresolute.
Example Sentences
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Shutdowns, built into the system as a sanction against irresoluteness, cost money.
From Fox News ● Dec. 12, 2018
There can be no room ... for pusillanimity or for the irresoluteness of those who believe they can serve two masters.
From Time Magazine Archive
But the characteristics that men really recognize are neither noble aspirations nor irresoluteness: men see, in fact, their own traits of taint and corruption.
From Time Magazine Archive
His friends are more worried than his foes about a seeming irresoluteness on occasion, a remoteness from the events over which he should be exercising command.
From Time Magazine Archive
This irresoluteness of the will can be still more clearly seen in contemporary German literature, and in particular in the author of Die versunkene Glocke.
From Musicians of To-Day by Mary Blaiklock
