noncommittal in Japanese
noncommittal in Japanese is どっちつかず — noncommittal means not willing to give a clear opinion or make a firm decision.
noncommittal in Japanese
どっちつかず
Pronounced: dotchitsukazu
What does "noncommittal" mean?
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adj Not willing to give a clear opinion or make a firm decision.
"The noncommittal Indians would give no counsel as to fording."
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noncommittal in a sentence
- The noncommittal Indians would give no counsel as to fording.
- The Major's face was noncommittal.
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What is "noncommittal" in Japanese?
"noncommittal" in Japanese is どっちつかず. noncommittal means: Not willing to give a clear opinion or make a firm decision.
How do you pronounce どっちつかず?
"noncommittal" in Japanese is どっちつかず, pronounced "dotchitsukazu".
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