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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Calderon defended staying in the race to try to reach undecided voters during a gubernatorial forum at the Commonwealth Club on Friday.
From Los Angeles Times
But should state legislators opt to take up the issue in the future, its final recommendations are likely to carry weight with undecided lawmakers.
From Los Angeles Times
"We remain today undecided or neutral on who the leadership is. We care about the mission much more than the individual leaders," the US energy chief said.
From Barron's
Pollsters even suggest with some caution due to undecided voters and wintry weather that the LDP and its coalition partner could secure 310 seats needed for a handy two-thirds majority.
From Barron's
She and her family are still undecided on whether they will return to the area, making her memories of the park particularly poignant.
From Los Angeles Times
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