Definition of undifferentiated in English:

undifferentiated

adjectiveˌʌndɪfəˈrɛnʃɪeɪtɪdˌənˌdɪfəˈrɛn(t)ʃiˌeɪdəd

Not different or differentiated.
无差异的；无明显特征的
by six weeks the sexual glands are as yet undifferentiated between male and female
Example sentencesExamples
- Nomadic space is smooth, without features, undifferentiated from other spaces.
- For the most part, they still work, but an unfortunate side effect of this is that they tend to sink into an undifferentiated mass.
- However, optimization has driven variation into parts of the vehicle that are undifferentiated to the consumer.
- But if England was different, it was certainly not set against a single undifferentiated other.
- Products were essentially undifferentiated, as we observed when drawing the court's attention to the depiction of them.
- Only the edge of the canvas is brightened by colour, while the centre is occupied by a vast expanse of undifferentiated whiteness.
- Is it the erasure of all difference into bland undifferentiated homogeneity?
- The space becomes an undifferentiated, uniform material mass separated from life by its surface texture.
- It is foolish to speak of a ‘Muslim community’ as if it were undifferentiated and homogeneous.
- We defined advanced stage as nodal or metastatic spread and high grade as poorly differentiated, undifferentiated, or anaplastic disease.
- No scientific work can ever address the question of how intelligence arose in a universe of undifferentiated matter.
- First, it deals with the elderly as a single, undifferentiated group.
- The pain is undifferentiated or indescribable as discussed above.
- This is particularly the case if undifferentiated goods such as cars are shown.
- It thus involves a selective rejection of those deemed different, a rejection that renders the latter undifferentiated.
- A primary goal of this work is to identify how undifferentiated stem cells become differentiated.
- But an undifferentiated attack on all magazine articles that deal with sexuality is unfounded and unhelpful.
- So much a part of life it went undifferentiated, unexamined until gone.
- Given that most of Europe is regarded as an undifferentiated mass, however, it is astonishing how little most Americans know or care about the European Union.
- Patients do not arrive at my surgery with diagnoses and neatly typed referral letters; they arrive with often vague and undifferentiated problems.
Synonyms
identical, similar, alike, the same, exactly the same, indistinguishable, uniform, twin, homogeneous, of a piece, cut from the same cloth

Definition of undifferentiated in US English:

undifferentiated

adjectiveˌənˌdifəˈren(t)SHēˌādədˌənˌdɪfəˈrɛn(t)ʃiˌeɪdəd

Not different or differentiated.
无差异的；无明显特征的
ideologically undifferentiated candidates
Example sentencesExamples
- Products were essentially undifferentiated, as we observed when drawing the court's attention to the depiction of them.
- The space becomes an undifferentiated, uniform material mass separated from life by its surface texture.
- Patients do not arrive at my surgery with diagnoses and neatly typed referral letters; they arrive with often vague and undifferentiated problems.
- Given that most of Europe is regarded as an undifferentiated mass, however, it is astonishing how little most Americans know or care about the European Union.
- The pain is undifferentiated or indescribable as discussed above.
- But if England was different, it was certainly not set against a single undifferentiated other.
- So much a part of life it went undifferentiated, unexamined until gone.
- A primary goal of this work is to identify how undifferentiated stem cells become differentiated.
- First, it deals with the elderly as a single, undifferentiated group.
- However, optimization has driven variation into parts of the vehicle that are undifferentiated to the consumer.
- No scientific work can ever address the question of how intelligence arose in a universe of undifferentiated matter.
- Is it the erasure of all difference into bland undifferentiated homogeneity?
- For the most part, they still work, but an unfortunate side effect of this is that they tend to sink into an undifferentiated mass.
- But an undifferentiated attack on all magazine articles that deal with sexuality is unfounded and unhelpful.
- We defined advanced stage as nodal or metastatic spread and high grade as poorly differentiated, undifferentiated, or anaplastic disease.
- This is particularly the case if undifferentiated goods such as cars are shown.
- Only the edge of the canvas is brightened by colour, while the centre is occupied by a vast expanse of undifferentiated whiteness.
- It is foolish to speak of a ‘Muslim community’ as if it were undifferentiated and homogeneous.
- Nomadic space is smooth, without features, undifferentiated from other spaces.
- It thus involves a selective rejection of those deemed different, a rejection that renders the latter undifferentiated.
Synonyms
identical, similar, alike, the same, exactly the same, indistinguishable, uniform, twin, homogeneous, of a piece, cut from the same cloth

单词	undifferentiated
释义	Definition of undifferentiated in English: undifferentiated adjectiveˌʌndɪfəˈrɛnʃɪeɪtɪdˌənˌdɪfəˈrɛn(t)ʃiˌeɪdəd Not different or differentiated. 无差异的；无明显特征的 by six weeks the sexual glands are as yet undifferentiated between male and female Example sentencesExamples Nomadic space is smooth, without features, undifferentiated from other spaces. For the most part, they still work, but an unfortunate side effect of this is that they tend to sink into an undifferentiated mass. However, optimization has driven variation into parts of the vehicle that are undifferentiated to the consumer. But if England was different, it was certainly not set against a single undifferentiated other. Products were essentially undifferentiated, as we observed when drawing the court's attention to the depiction of them. Only the edge of the canvas is brightened by colour, while the centre is occupied by a vast expanse of undifferentiated whiteness. Is it the erasure of all difference into bland undifferentiated homogeneity? The space becomes an undifferentiated, uniform material mass separated from life by its surface texture. It is foolish to speak of a ‘Muslim community’ as if it were undifferentiated and homogeneous. We defined advanced stage as nodal or metastatic spread and high grade as poorly differentiated, undifferentiated, or anaplastic disease. No scientific work can ever address the question of how intelligence arose in a universe of undifferentiated matter. First, it deals with the elderly as a single, undifferentiated group. The pain is undifferentiated or indescribable as discussed above. This is particularly the case if undifferentiated goods such as cars are shown. It thus involves a selective rejection of those deemed different, a rejection that renders the latter undifferentiated. A primary goal of this work is to identify how undifferentiated stem cells become differentiated. But an undifferentiated attack on all magazine articles that deal with sexuality is unfounded and unhelpful. So much a part of life it went undifferentiated, unexamined until gone. Given that most of Europe is regarded as an undifferentiated mass, however, it is astonishing how little most Americans know or care about the European Union. Patients do not arrive at my surgery with diagnoses and neatly typed referral letters; they arrive with often vague and undifferentiated problems. Synonyms identical, similar, alike, the same, exactly the same, indistinguishable, uniform, twin, homogeneous, of a piece, cut from the same cloth Definition of undifferentiated in US English: undifferentiated adjectiveˌənˌdifəˈren(t)SHēˌādədˌənˌdɪfəˈrɛn(t)ʃiˌeɪdəd Not different or differentiated. 无差异的；无明显特征的 ideologically undifferentiated candidates Example sentencesExamples Products were essentially undifferentiated, as we observed when drawing the court's attention to the depiction of them. The space becomes an undifferentiated, uniform material mass separated from life by its surface texture. Patients do not arrive at my surgery with diagnoses and neatly typed referral letters; they arrive with often vague and undifferentiated problems. Given that most of Europe is regarded as an undifferentiated mass, however, it is astonishing how little most Americans know or care about the European Union. The pain is undifferentiated or indescribable as discussed above. But if England was different, it was certainly not set against a single undifferentiated other. So much a part of life it went undifferentiated, unexamined until gone. A primary goal of this work is to identify how undifferentiated stem cells become differentiated. First, it deals with the elderly as a single, undifferentiated group. However, optimization has driven variation into parts of the vehicle that are undifferentiated to the consumer. No scientific work can ever address the question of how intelligence arose in a universe of undifferentiated matter. Is it the erasure of all difference into bland undifferentiated homogeneity? For the most part, they still work, but an unfortunate side effect of this is that they tend to sink into an undifferentiated mass. But an undifferentiated attack on all magazine articles that deal with sexuality is unfounded and unhelpful. We defined advanced stage as nodal or metastatic spread and high grade as poorly differentiated, undifferentiated, or anaplastic disease. This is particularly the case if undifferentiated goods such as cars are shown. Only the edge of the canvas is brightened by colour, while the centre is occupied by a vast expanse of undifferentiated whiteness. It is foolish to speak of a ‘Muslim community’ as if it were undifferentiated and homogeneous. Nomadic space is smooth, without features, undifferentiated from other spaces. It thus involves a selective rejection of those deemed different, a rejection that renders the latter undifferentiated. Synonyms identical, similar, alike, the same, exactly the same, indistinguishable, uniform, twin, homogeneous, of a piece, cut from the same cloth
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