Definition of indetermination in English:

indetermination

noun ˌɪndɪtəːmɪˈneɪʃ(ə)nˌindəˌtərməˈnāSH(ə)n

mass noun

The state of being uncertain or undecided.
Example sentencesExamples
- This indetermination would seem predestined given the historical vagaries in defining personality and addiction.
- The study of translation is worse off than physics because it suffers from indetermination while physics suffers from underdetermination.
- Their phenomenal success can be attributed in large part to their very lack of definition and to their indetermination within our most widely recognized signifying systems.
- If you sense that suspense, do you still want to live here in all disturbance and all indetermination?
- A similar indetermination swamps the last third of the film.
- Any term can be substituted for any other: utter indetermination.

Definition of indetermination in US English:

indetermination

nounˌindəˌtərməˈnāSH(ə)n

The state of being uncertain or undecided.
Example sentencesExamples
- This indetermination would seem predestined given the historical vagaries in defining personality and addiction.
- Their phenomenal success can be attributed in large part to their very lack of definition and to their indetermination within our most widely recognized signifying systems.
- The study of translation is worse off than physics because it suffers from indetermination while physics suffers from underdetermination.
- A similar indetermination swamps the last third of the film.
- Any term can be substituted for any other: utter indetermination.
- If you sense that suspense, do you still want to live here in all disturbance and all indetermination?

单词	indetermination
释义	Definition of indetermination in English: indetermination noun ˌɪndɪtəːmɪˈneɪʃ(ə)nˌindəˌtərməˈnāSH(ə)n mass noun The state of being uncertain or undecided. Example sentencesExamples This indetermination would seem predestined given the historical vagaries in defining personality and addiction. The study of translation is worse off than physics because it suffers from indetermination while physics suffers from underdetermination. Their phenomenal success can be attributed in large part to their very lack of definition and to their indetermination within our most widely recognized signifying systems. If you sense that suspense, do you still want to live here in all disturbance and all indetermination? A similar indetermination swamps the last third of the film. Any term can be substituted for any other: utter indetermination. Definition of indetermination in US English: indetermination nounˌindəˌtərməˈnāSH(ə)n The state of being uncertain or undecided. Example sentencesExamples This indetermination would seem predestined given the historical vagaries in defining personality and addiction. Their phenomenal success can be attributed in large part to their very lack of definition and to their indetermination within our most widely recognized signifying systems. The study of translation is worse off than physics because it suffers from indetermination while physics suffers from underdetermination. A similar indetermination swamps the last third of the film. Any term can be substituted for any other: utter indetermination. If you sense that suspense, do you still want to live here in all disturbance and all indetermination?
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