Pronunciation: /ɪnˈdɛfɪnɪt/
noun a pronoun or other linguistic element that does not specify the identity of its referent
A1 An indefinite article is used before a singular noun when we are talking about any one thing of that kind.
A2 I have an indefinite amount of time to finish this project.
B1 The teacher gave an indefinite extension for the assignment deadline.
B2 There is an air of indefinite uncertainty surrounding the outcome of the negotiations.
C1 The company faces an indefinite period of financial instability.
C2 The artist's work explores the concept of indefinite space and time.
adjective not clearly defined or determined; vague or uncertain
A1 I have an indefinite amount of time to finish my homework.
A2 The meeting has been postponed indefinitely.
B1 There is an indefinite number of ways to solve this problem.
B2 The company offered me an indefinite contract.
C1 The effects of the new policy are still indefinite.
C2 The artist's work is characterized by its indefinite beauty.
formal The contract includes an indefinite clause regarding termination.
informal I have an indefinite amount of time to finish this project.
slang I'm on indefinite vacation until further notice.
figurative His love for her was indefinite, never-ending.
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