indefinite in Latin
indefinite in Latin is indēfīnītus — indefinite means without a fixed end point or limit in time.
indefinite in Latin
indēfīnītus
Without limit; forever, or until further notice; not definite.
What does "indefinite" mean?
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adj Without a fixed end point or limit in time.
"The strike continued for an indefinite period."
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adj Vague, unclear, or not precisely specified.
"He gave an indefinite answer when asked about his plans."
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indefinite in a sentence
- The strike continued for an indefinite period.
- Her visa allows an indefinite stay in the country.
- He gave an indefinite answer when asked about his plans.
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What is "indefinite" in Latin?
"indefinite" in Latin is indēfīnītus. indefinite means: Without a fixed end point or limit in time.
How do you use "indefinite" in a sentence?
Example: "The strike continued for an indefinite period." In Latin, "indefinite" is indēfīnītus.
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