Meanings of less definable in English

There were less definable signs that perhaps only one who loved the land could discern.

In the low light, his age was less definable.

She had no doubt that he intended to come back; her doubts were far deeper and less definable.

The change, for Darrow, was less definable; but, perhaps for that reason, it struck him as more sharply significant.

On the whole, then, and within limits that were only more or less definable, he was something of a personality.

Herein lay, perhaps, the secret of Unorna's undefined fear of Keyork and of her still less definable liking for him.

Before she could move to them, the stroller morphed into something less definable, like a chair, and then came into sharper focus.

The reawakened interest in religion is clearly far from having reached its peak, in either its explicitly religious or its less definable spiritual manifestations.