indeterminate ,

Not at an indeterminate point in the future, but right now.

He was of indeterminate age but clearly past his middle years.

A young girl stood there, of indeterminate color and culture.

His own age was on the older side of completely indeterminate.

The indeterminate form 0 has been discussed since at least 1834.

She was of indeterminate human age, no young innocent but also not old.

There are also an indeterminate number of special forces personnel.

"He means well," said a pretty young thing of indeterminate gender.

- a question to which only an indeterminate answer can be given.

Some indeterminate time back, without discussing it with myself, I had given up waiting.

She saw an indeterminate number of men holding what seemed to be sticks.

"By indeterminate recess, do you mean the rest of the day?"

There could be no more shipments for an indeterminate time.

Without anything nearby to provide perspective, size was an indeterminate thing.

And at her feet there was a creature of indeterminate species.

New York currently has a system known as indeterminate sentencing.

It took an indeterminate period of concentration for Jack to remember why he was here.

In this case the problem was caused by f being given an indeterminate form.

"We do have indeterminate sentences in this country," he says.

But on the other hand, the boy was an already known quantity, with just one indeterminate factor.

Results for one factory employee were indeterminate, city health officials said.

His age was indeterminate; he could be anything between twenty and fifty.

This period is known to be very long, but essentially indeterminate in length and time.

She had a real nose in her face, instead of something cute and indeterminate.

The patient's eyes were fixed on some indeterminate point in the middle distance.