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Meanings of indecisive in English

Not definitely settling something.

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Usage of indecisive in English
1
We missed a lot of tackles and certainly were indecisive, said Tietjens.
Radio NZ
2
No, today's decision by the FA is a model of indecisive action.
The Guardian
3
Suddenly he looked the way he did at school: nervous and indecisive.
Touching darkness
4
You're rushing off into the unknown because I called you indecisive yesterday?
The darkness before the dawn
5
An indecisive action was fought off Grenada on the 6th of July.
The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
6
He held him back as a circus barker might an indecisive peasant.
Melnitz
7
She doesn't look like an indecisive kid anymore, that much is true.
My Sister's Keeper
8
Did look indecisive for that 50th minute punch onto a Moldovan boot.
The Irish Times
9
The affair was entirely indecisive, being necessarily conducted at very long range.
The Gulf and Inland Waters / The Navy in the Civil War. Volume 3...
10
My subsequent letters are not likely to be so barren, and indecisive.
Letters of Horace Walpole — Volume I
11
The Hawks looked down and out, fumbling possession and indecisive in defence.
The Guardian
12
I could not let myself be seen as an indecisive, silly boy.
Helen of troy
13
Aged 18 I was young, naive and indecisive about my future.
The Irish Times
14
Industry trade figures out on Friday reflected the market's indecisive tone.
Reuters
15
The first half of the year 1174 passed in the same indecisive way.
The History of England from the Norman Conquest to the Death of ...
16
Our elected politicians are now shown up for what they are: indecisive amateurs.
The Irish Times
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