Noncommittal is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NONCOMMITTAL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• A state of not being committed or pledged; forbearance or refusal to commit one\'s self. Also used adjectively.
• person or statement which gives no clear indication of attitude or feeling
ADJECTIVE:
• giving no clear indication of attitude or feeling
• not expressing or revealing commitment to a definite opinion or course of action
• refusing to bind oneself to a particular course of action or view or the like
• of such a person or statement

Words related to NONCOMMITTAL

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Words that contain NONCOMMITTAL

noncommittals19 noncommittally23

How to use NONCOMMITTAL in a sentence

• If he insists on making love to you, be as firm as you like in a non-committal way.
• His course, therefore, was non-committal and dilatory and vacillating, although he doubtless was on the side of the prelate who exalted ecclesiastical authority.
• The other Hindu speakers made non-committal speeches.
• There were three days, it is true, when ten words were more than enough in which to be non-committal.
• But the officer was naturally noncommittal concerning his opinion of the comparative merits of the two types of aeroplanes.
• The eager reporter, the news-hunger, his non-committal statements.
• He was very non-committal, and left in a half-hour, taking the articles with him in a newspaper.
• Following him, impassive, noncommittal as though an event of the recent past had not occurred, came McPherson, drew up in place beside the leader.
• At least that was the non-committal name she gave to something that was tugging at her heart.
• He was almost non-committal as to facts of slavery days, the War between the States, and Reconstruction period.
• But they evidently expected some recognition, so I waved my arms in a striking sort of non-committal manner.
• He wrote a half dozen pleasant, non-committal letters to David and Lucy, spending an inordinate time on them, and gave them to Walter Wheeler to mail at stated intervals.
• The girl held a geranium leaf up to her nose and said nothing, but looked knowing and noncommittal.
• But experience had brought him none of those lessons which had given Finn his prudent reserve, his carefully non-committal attitude where human strangers were concerned.
• Harbison, having rescued Betty, was standing silent and aloof, watching the scene with non-committal eyes.
• I learned nothing, for pebbles and short grass are as non-committal as a Paris pavement.
• Looking back, I realize that Herbert, while less cynical, was still skeptical, that his sister was non-committal, but for some reason watching me, and that Mrs.
• On the question of returning, Hazel was noncommittal.
• Lane had been gravely polite and non-committal in his manner.
• Sam Rice was closely questioned, but proved reticent and non-committal.
• He was fairly tall, with light gray hair, prematurely so, I thought, and a pleasant, noncommittal face.
• McCoy was noncommittal, though he said that in the Paumotus there was no reason why it should not be an easterly current.
• Kellogg was non-committal, but sided alternately with each speaker.
• Nothing in her demeanour as she left him showed that George had received it in a non-committal manner.
• In speaking of this to the Doyles I found them non-committal on the subject.
• The worst of it was, that he had been so cautious and noncommittal in his declarations, that she could not upbraid him for his perfidy.
• He was non-committal and in a hurry, and very, very famous.
• I will not stop to call your attention to their bold treason after a Union reverse, or their non-committal platitudes after a Union victory.
• George warily accepted the share of the pleasantry extended to him with a shrug, and a non-committal grin.
• I returned a non-committal smile and fixed my eyes on the road which slipped toward us like a huge belt propelled by invisible pulleys.
• The nomination of General Taylor, who was a doubtful Whig, was a confession that the party was non-committal on the issues of the hour.
• Those who could not point with confident pride to their record, wisely chose to remain non-committal on matters of personal history.
• I shall remain entirely non-committal and hold myself at liberty to do whatever my duty to my principles and my friends may require when the time for action arrives.
• He wanted to be non-committal, and his reading and self-teaching had been of immense service to him.
• May Martha was a natural-born non-committal, and knew in her cradle how to keep people guessing.
• Lathrop ate a little and drank a little, looking blandly non-committal as she did so.
• With a noncommittal grunt, the detective stooped and retrieved this damning bit of evidence, while the manager moved quickly to his side, to inspect the find.

Similar words containing COMMITT without suffix al and without prefix non

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