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Definition of ill-defined in English: ill-definedadjective Not having a clear description or limits; vague. Example sentencesExamples - Official favour is still needed in a country with a shaky legal system, ill-defined property rights and political protection that can be abruptly removed.
- And there is an air of ill-defined frustration about him.
- Scotland remains vague and ill-defined in the US consciousness.
- It is therefore of some concern that the management failures identified by the Scottish expert group appear to be ill-defined and ambiguous.
- Offutt provides a weak and ill-defined concept of region as the basis for her placement of Saltillo.
- They pass the time in a hazy half-light, drifting from one ill-defined moment to the next in works deeply suspicious of form and language.
- No, he favors a vague and ill-defined form of collective ownership that the workers will figure out as they bumble and stumble along towards bankruptcy.
- Until now, the multiverse was a hazy, ill-defined concept-little more than a philosophical trick.
- The weather being exactly the same every day out here, means that days become ill-defined and merge into a stream of time, rather than form days, weeks, and months.
- This would have killed two birds with one stone, combining a focusless programme looking for a theme with an ill-defined product looking for an identity.
- The preamble is all about metaphysical, ill-defined concepts, as Dr Mapp pointed out.
- I'd rather discuss specific authors and their ideas, rather than some vague, ill-defined movement.
- This ill-defined and much-abused concept is at base a simple one.
- The third major problem with the challenge as it stands depends on people making a voluntary sacrifice towards a nebulous and ill-defined common cause.
- We also believe absolutely that there is no place in this day and age for an ill-defined concept of spirituality.
- This isn't a struggle against some distant, ill-defined enemy.
- In the Collins Review it's presented as a vague and ill-defined feel-good motherhood concept.
- It's a war unlike any war that's gone before, with ill-defined enemies and with no clear campaign methodology on which to call.
- Comity, however, is an ill-defined concept, and for that reason can be arbitrary in its application.
- Instead it recognises ‘signs and symptoms of ill-defined conditions’ for which veterans can claim disability pensions.
Synonyms vague, indistinct, unclear, imprecise, inexplicit blurry, blurred, fuzzy, hazy, woolly, nebulous, shadowy, dim
Definition of ill-defined in US English: ill-definedadjective Not having a clear description or limits; vague. Example sentencesExamples - And there is an air of ill-defined frustration about him.
- This isn't a struggle against some distant, ill-defined enemy.
- They pass the time in a hazy half-light, drifting from one ill-defined moment to the next in works deeply suspicious of form and language.
- I'd rather discuss specific authors and their ideas, rather than some vague, ill-defined movement.
- It is therefore of some concern that the management failures identified by the Scottish expert group appear to be ill-defined and ambiguous.
- We also believe absolutely that there is no place in this day and age for an ill-defined concept of spirituality.
- No, he favors a vague and ill-defined form of collective ownership that the workers will figure out as they bumble and stumble along towards bankruptcy.
- Official favour is still needed in a country with a shaky legal system, ill-defined property rights and political protection that can be abruptly removed.
- This would have killed two birds with one stone, combining a focusless programme looking for a theme with an ill-defined product looking for an identity.
- This ill-defined and much-abused concept is at base a simple one.
- In the Collins Review it's presented as a vague and ill-defined feel-good motherhood concept.
- Instead it recognises ‘signs and symptoms of ill-defined conditions’ for which veterans can claim disability pensions.
- The preamble is all about metaphysical, ill-defined concepts, as Dr Mapp pointed out.
- It's a war unlike any war that's gone before, with ill-defined enemies and with no clear campaign methodology on which to call.
- The weather being exactly the same every day out here, means that days become ill-defined and merge into a stream of time, rather than form days, weeks, and months.
- Comity, however, is an ill-defined concept, and for that reason can be arbitrary in its application.
- Offutt provides a weak and ill-defined concept of region as the basis for her placement of Saltillo.
- Scotland remains vague and ill-defined in the US consciousness.
- Until now, the multiverse was a hazy, ill-defined concept-little more than a philosophical trick.
- The third major problem with the challenge as it stands depends on people making a voluntary sacrifice towards a nebulous and ill-defined common cause.
Synonyms vague, indistinct, unclear, imprecise, inexplicit
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