CEFR B2

uncommitted

adjective

Meaning

Not having made a definite decision or promise to support a particular person, group, or plan.

Examples

Many voters remain uncommitted until they hear all the candidates' speeches.
The committee is still uncommitted on the proposal, needing more time for discussion.

Synonyms: neutral, undecided, non-aligned, wavering

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uncommitted (B2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˌʌnkəˈmɪtɪd/

Definition

Not having made a definite decision or promise to support a particular person, group, or plan.

Examples

Many voters remain uncommitted until they hear all the candidates' speeches.
The committee is still uncommitted on the proposal, needing more time for discussion.
She felt uncommitted to any specific career path after graduating from college.

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