Pronunciation: /nɑn kəˈmɪtɪd/
noun a person who is not committed to a particular course of action
A1 She is a non-committed when it comes to relationships.
A2 The non-committed often struggle with making decisions.
B1 The non-committed individual tends to avoid long-term commitments.
B2 Being non-committed can lead to feelings of uncertainty and indecision.
C1 The non-committed approach to work may hinder career advancement.
C2 It is important to address issues of being non-committed in order to achieve personal growth.
adjective describing someone who has not made a commitment or decision
A1 She is non-committed to any specific exercise routine.
A2 He is non-committed to joining any clubs at school.
B1 The team is non-committed to a particular strategy for the upcoming game.
B2 The company is non-committed to any long-term contracts with suppliers.
C1 The politician is non-committed to any specific policy changes.
C2 The artist is non-committed to any particular style, constantly experimenting with new techniques.
formal The non-committed approach of the government led to uncertainty among investors.
informal She's pretty non-committed when it comes to making plans for the weekend.
slang He's always been non-committed about his relationships, never wanting to settle down.
figurative The artist's non-committed brush strokes gave the painting a sense of movement and energy.
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