Indefinite is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INDEFINITE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an indefinite thing
ADJECTIVE:
• of unlimited, or apparently unlimited number of extent
• lasting for an unknown or unstated length of time
• not clearly expressed or defined; vague
• (of a word, inflection, or phrase) not determining the person, thing, time, etc. referred to
• Not definite; not limited, defined, or specified; not explicit; not determined or fixed upon; not precise; uncertain; vague; confused; obscure; as, an indefinite time, plan, etc.
• Having no determined or certain limits; large and unmeasured, though not infinite; unlimited; as indefinite space; the indefinite extension of a straight line.
• Boundless; infinite.
• Too numerous or variable to make a particular enumeration important; -- said of the parts of a flower, and the like. Also, indeterminate.
• vague or not clearly defined or stated
• not decided or not known
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• not definite; as; typically designating an unidentified, generic, or unfamiliar person or thing; not precis; vague; having no exact limits

Words related to INDEFINITE

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Words that contain INDEFINITE

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How to use INDEFINITE in a sentence

• An indefinite period passed, and it seemed that the arc of fire became less sharply defined.
• Early next morning I made up a bundle of bread, tied my note-book to my belt, and strode away in the bracing air, full of eager, indefinite hope.
• He hoped and believed that one day Ina would be kind to him, but he was quite prepared to wait an indefinite time for that day to dawn.
• Once, I remember, they foretold an indefinite calamity to be brought upon me before sunset on the following Saturday.
• He started at seeing his enemy and began to fear a thousand terrible, indefinite things, knowing how unscrupulous Mershone was.
• These appeared to be lodged for an indefinite period.
• Upon this ground, which is evidently the true one, it will not be difficult to obviate the objections which have been made to an indefinite power of taxation in the United States.
• No one supposes that for an indefinite space of time or eternity there was nothing, and then suddenly there was something.
• SANDFORD O lady, have a care Of these indefinite and spleen-bred resolves.
• At the present time the problems that management submits to psychology are too indefinite and cover too large a field to be attacked successfully.
• Only, as I gather that this involves its continued existence for a further indefinite period, my one request is that in the meantime you remove it.
• Dennis was far from happy in this indefinite state of mind, and her heart told her, also, that the absence of James Phoebus was a different strain.
• But the nearer she approached in her vision to the altar amid the crash of organ music, the more indefinite became the face.
• When grown for bee pasture, it will renew itself for an indefinite period when the plants are not cut for seed and where the conditions are favorable to growth.
• The indefinite loathing that Nekhludoff felt was increased by the description of the corpse.
• With the addition of some fat this grain is capable of supporting life for an indefinite period.
• His voice will be as indefinite as his tone concept, and it will not improve until his concept, which is his taste, improves.
• But the allusion was so indefinite to the colored boy that he thought himself insulted.
• As a choice between two evils, a return to prison would have been far more endurable than this indefinite sentence of degradation Agatha Geddis was making me serve.
• In other words, he availed himself of material imagery to illustrate an indefinite meaning.
• It is best to remember that the category of the indefinite avidyâ is indefinite as regards its origin, manifestation and destruction.
• It lays a long level line among the indefinite chances of the landscape.
• As in the card catalogue system, there is room for indefinite expansion without devices or provisions.
• The most important effect, in this instance, realized after three centuries, was not the overthrow of Roman power in the West, but its indefinite extension and expansion.
• Supported on these indispensable habits, mankind always carries an indefinite load of misery and vice.
• The latter are living vegetable cells, capable of indefinite multiplication.
• Quiet forms moved about in black clothing, and melancholy faces looked sadly at one another, and spoke low of her from whom they were parted for an indefinite period.

Similar words containing DEFIN without suffix ite and without prefix in

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