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indefinite

/ɪnˈdef.ɪ.nət/

Traduction: Adjectif décrivant quelque chose qui n'a pas de définition précise, qui n'est pas fixé ou limité.

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adjective

/ɪnˈdef.ɪ.nət/B2formal
  • frAdjectif décrivant quelque chose qui n'a pas de définition précise, qui n'est pas fixé ou limité.

An adjective describing something that is not clearly defined, determined, or limited.

  1. Vague or not clearly definedB2formal

    Not clearly expressed, described, or limited; lacking exactness.

    frVague, imprécis

    • The instructions were too indefinite to follow.
    • She gave an indefinite answer to the question.
    • His plans for the weekend are still indefinite.

    Synonymesambiguousblurredfuzzyhazyill-definedimpreciseinexactobscureunclearvague

    Antonymescertaincleardefiniteexactexplicitprecisespecific

  2. Not decided or not knownB2formal

    Having no fixed end, limit, or outcome; uncertain or undetermined.

    frindéfini, non déterminé

    • The date of the event remains indefinite.
    • She was sentenced to an indefinite period of detention.
    • The outcome of the negotiations is indefinite.

    Synonymesindeterminateuncertainunclearundefinedundeterminedunknownunresolvedunsettledunspecifiedvague

    Antonymescertaindefinitedeterminedfixedsettled

  3. Grammar: not specificC1formal

    Referring to a word or phrase that does not specify a particular person, thing, or amount.

    frindéfini (grammaire)

    • The indefinite article 'a' is used before consonant sounds.
    • 'Anyone' is an indefinite pronoun.
    • Indefinite adjectives like 'some' and 'many' are common.

    Synonymesgeneralindeterminatenonspecificunspecified

Formes
  • more indefinite comparative form
  • most indefinite superlative form
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