undecided
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3.4
- noun
- /ˌʌndɪˈsaɪdɪd/
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indeciso
- In a focus group, three-fourths of the independent undecided decided to vote for Romney!
- independents and undecideds
- number of undecideds
- lot of undecideds
Examples
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During the debate, many undecided individuals expressed their uncertainty about whom to support.
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And if you look at the way that a lot of these presidential elections are running today, they're not appealing to the undecided voters.
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I mean, we have followed these undecided voters the entire campaign show.
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What message are you trying to get out to the undecideds today?
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How could there still be "undecideds" who haven't formed opinions about these guys?
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The thing I've been reading lately is that undecideds broke hard in favor of Kerry in 2004.
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Thankfully, it seems to be one that is striking the anger chord with many undecideds.
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Dems and Reps have their bases secured; independents and undecideds will be the final factor in picking a winner.
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The campaign team is focusing their efforts on reaching undecided voters before the election.
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Polls show that a significant portion of undecided voters could sway the outcome of the election.
Synonyms
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4.2
A person who sometimes votes for different political parties and can decide the result of an election
How Decided
Surface Forms
Etymology
Undecided as a noun is made of un- 'not' and decided 'having made a choice'. An undecided is a person, often a voter, who has not picked an option yet.