noncommitted
- adjective
- /nɑn.kəˈmɪt.ɪd/
- The organization kept some noncommitted funds in case of unexpected expenses.
Examples
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The manager explained that the resources were still noncommitted and could be used elsewhere.
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The funds remain noncommitted for future projects.
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Several employees remain noncommitted so they can be assigned to urgent projects as needed.
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Why are these resources still noncommitted?
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The organization kept some noncommitted funds available for emergency repairs.
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Several employees remain noncommitted, allowing them to adapt to last-minute changes in project assignments.
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The project manager confirmed that the supplies are still noncommitted and can be used for any upcoming tasks.
Synonyms
A thing like a room or machine that is not active now
Not given a job, task, or place to go
Not busy and available to do a task
Not used and left empty
Something left because no one ate or used it
Assets not yet given to the people who should get them
Not given to anyone, for example a seat or task
Not set aside for any person or use
Not officially set aside for any specific use
Still available because it is not used up
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Etymology
Noncommitted is made of the part non- 'not' and commit 'to promise or give to a use', as in commitment. So noncommitted means 'not promised or assigned' and is free to be used elsewhere.