indeterminate 的 2 个定义
- not determinate; not precisely fixed in extent; indefinite; uncertain.
- not clear; vague.
- not established.
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- Mathematics. something whose value is not specified: used especially in abstract algebra; a variable.
indeterminate 近义词
uncertain, vague
indeterminate 的近义词 12 个
- undetermined
- borderless
- general
- imprecise
- inconclusive
- indefinite
- indistinct
- inexact
- undefined
- unfixed
- unspecified
- unstipulated
indeterminate 的反义词 7 个
更多indeterminate例句
- A legend in Los Angeles cycling circles, Shirtless Keith is a burly man of indeterminate age who rides around hilly Palos Verdes wearing work boots, denim cutoffs, and no shirt.
- They would get a negative result or indeterminate result from tests that detect N protein antibodies.
- Counting down the moments they have left with Abdullah, always an indeterminate amount.
- Some gospel music, like Blind Willie Johnson's, chronicles an indeterminate journey to an unknown destination.
- First, Troy depicts the cemetery as having indeterminate and ever-shifting borders.
- Before that its landscape had been indeterminate—there were even strips where the Kat goes to sea.
- Precisely who would bear the brunt of $400 billion in proposed cuts in military spending was left indeterminate.
- I had wondered at that indeterminate quotient in my sums, where the same figure came, always the same, running on and on.
- Full of whims and fancies, unstable, indeterminate, he was swayed by every passing emotion and influence.
- Like the Board of Guardians, it is a most useful body; but its influence upon village life is indirect and indeterminate.
- She found the word indicating to whom degrees should be granted indeterminate, with no character of sex attached to it.
- Matter in a more general sense is the indeterminate, the indefinite and the potential.