indecisive
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4.3
- adjective
- /ˌɪndɪˈsaɪsɪv/
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indeciso
- During the meeting, his indecisive responses frustrated the team as they sought clear plans.
- weak and indecisive
The fastest way to lose respect of your team is to be indecisive and then to have double standards.
- The fastest way to lose respect of your team is to be indecisive and then to have double standards.
- When you're being indecisive, it can give off an energy of weakness.
- And one of the things that drives me nuts is indecisive people.
- I'm so indecisive y'all that as I think about my To Do List for the day, I have to coin flip to figure out should I do task A or task B.
- If he seems indecisive, then that tells you for whatever reason he is not able right now to be what you need or to have a healthy relationship with you.
- They can call themselves indecisive Fry King.
Examples
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I'm as indecisive as it gets.
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Now imagine going to the movies with an indecisive friend.
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I might be a little bit indecisive at times.
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What I hate most is men who are indecisive!
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The fastest way to lose respect of your team is to be indecisive and then to have double standards.
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Most, like many Americans within city limits, were somewhat indecisive as to their future.
Academic text (1990) -
I'm so indecisive it's like torture.
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If he seems indecisive, then that tells you for whatever reason he is not able right now to be what you need or to have a healthy relationship with you.
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Castellon is an indecisive old man.
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The only thing worse than being incompetent or being unkind or being evil is being indecisive.
Synonyms
75
2.9
Not yet sure which option or side to choose
73
3.2
Slow to act or speak because you feel unsure
12
7.3
Not firm or brave when making decisions
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7.0
Not giving a clear answer or opinion
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6.7
Feeling unsure about which choice to make
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8.2
Not able to make clear decisions quickly
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8.1
Not able to make a firm decision and often changing their mind
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3.4
Slow to speak or act because unsure what to do
Feeling unsure and unable to make a clear choice
Antonyms
How Indecisive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Indecisive starts with in- meaning 'not' and uses the base decide, the same root as decision, which originally meant 'to cut' and later came to mean 'to choose'. So an indecisive person is 'not choosing' quickly or clearly, which is why they cannot make firm decisions.