indefinite
- adjective
- /ɪnˈdɛfɪnɪt/
- The contract will remain valid for an indefinite duration unless canceled.
- indefinite time expressions
- indefinite time
- indefinite future
But Justice Murphy's being unwilling to give legal effects to indefinite offers might have the opposite effect.
- But Justice Murphy's being unwilling to give legal effects to indefinite offers might have the opposite effect.
- Now people live wherever they where they, they would stay put for an indefinite period of time.
- We're still waiting on the final Safe Sport ruling about like whether this is an indefinite ban for him via Safe Sport.
- They were selling a product that had a long shelf life, in fact could possibly be indefinite depending on how good it was.
- I do not believe in these indefinite breaks where we have no clarity as far as how long this is going to draw, drag out, right?
- Just think, no matter how well provisioned Erzurum was, and let's be clear it was, it still could not withstand an indefinite siege.
- The universe which others call the Library, is composed of an indefinite, perhaps infinite, number of hexagonal galleries.
- So yes, of course our childhood shape us, but it's not indefinite, right?
- In this sense, I've also felt in the last month Thorough's vast and indefinite loss.
- She didn't know it was possible to keep a body alive like this, Immobile, unwilling, indefinite.
Examples
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I do not believe in these indefinite breaks where we have no clarity as far as how long this is going to draw, drag out, right?
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For an indefinite period.
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The idea was to start that work and then to continue it for an indefinite period of time.
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This is an indefinite stay until you get your own place?
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It's on indefinite hold until they find some more cash.
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I'm here, and I plan to stay for an indefinite period of time.
Fiction book (1994) -
Whether you like it or not, you are on an assignment of indefinite length.
Fiction book (1991) -
We're going to be engaging in what have since come to be called endless wars into the indefinite future.
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(Smith) I heard that he had long ago put himself on indefinite leave.
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It must be that they can't bear the prospect of indefinite detention.
Synonyms
Not clear or detailed so you are unsure what is meant
Not known for sure and likely to change
Something that does not give clear details
Not yet decided or known
Not clearly known or decided
Not clearly limited or described
Not clearly or exactly stated
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A group of functions that all have the same derivative, written as F(x) + a constant
How Definite
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Morphology
Etymology
The word indefinite comes from in- meaning 'not' and definite meaning 'limited' or 'fixed', and it shares a root with common words like final and finish, which relate to an 'end'. So, indefinite means 'not fixed' or 'without a clear end'.