undecided
Americanadjective
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not having made up one's mind
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(of an issue, problem, etc) not agreed or decided upon
Other Word Forms
- undecidedly adverb
- undecidedness noun
Etymology
Origin of undecided
Example Sentences
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By midday Wednesday, Schwerzel sent out another tweet, saying he remained undecided “due to unforeseen circumstances.”
From Los Angeles Times
Cardiff is the first of Wales' 22 councils to launch a full public consultation, while others remain undecided.
From BBC
The vast majority have either not yet begun the permitting process or are still in the early stages, and many are still undecided about rebuilding, due in part to financial considerations.
From Los Angeles Times
California voters had been bombarded with television ads, mailers and social media posts for weeks about the high-stakes special election, so much so that only 2% of likely voters were undecided, according to the poll.
From Los Angeles Times
Recent polling shows the contest as wide open, with nearly 4 in 10 voters surveyed saying they are undecided, though Porter had a slight edge as the top choice in the poll.
From Los Angeles Times
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