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Example sentences for "indecisive"

Lexicographically close words:
indecency; indecent; indecently; indecipherable; indecision; indeclinable; indecorous; indecorum; indede; indeed
  1. In the meanwhile Marshal Yamagata continued his march to the North, and after a bloody but indecisive conflict near Wiju on October 22nd he succeeded in crossing the Yalu River and driving his antagonists in rout before him.

  2. Unfortunately for the Japanese, all this costly expenditure of life was indecisive in its results, and left the main object of their strategy unfulfilled.

  3. As it turned out the Japanese had won a costly but indecisive victory.

  4. But, as the event showed the contest had been too indecisive to destroy finally the Russian hope of a victorious march southwards; and to that extent the Japanese might congratulate themselves.

  5. But at the same time his boldness, his initiative force, his prompt decision, will be precious elements beside the narrow, timid, and indecisive spirit of the saints of Jerusalem!

  6. And it is upon this indecisive note that the book comes to a close.

  7. This is another excellent reason for that indecisive close of the book to which Ferrero objected, for Milkau is caught in a mesh of indecision.

  8. In September 1715 six thousand Highlanders joined him at Perth, but his cowardice or want of conduct kept his army idle till the Duke of Argyle had gathered forces to meet it in an indecisive engagement at Sheriffmuir.

  9. After an indecisive battle at Renty, the French retired with heavy loss, spreading famine and desolation in their track.

  10. Their resistance had compelled him to withdraw from Bohemia, after an indecisive action.

  11. The same day a sharp but indecisive fight took place on the lower slopes of Arthur's Seat, after which Cromwell, having felt the strength of Leslie's line, drew back to Musselburgh.

  12. On the 1st of September, however, Khosrev succeeded in effecting a junction with Ibrahim off Budrun, and two indecisive engagements followed with the united Greek fleet on the 5th and 10th.

  13. After indecisive battles sometimes both sides set up trophies; in that case a second battle is likely to settle the question.

  14. Mantineia and Tegea, being conterminous as well as the two most considerable states in Arcadia, were in perpetual rivalry, which had shown itself only a year and a half before in a bloody but indecisive battle.

  15. On November 30 the last-named fought an indecisive action at Nuits, followed nearly three weeks later by another in which he claimed the victory.

  16. Turning to eastern France, Bourbaki fought two indecisive engagements near Villersexel, south-east of Vesoul, on January 9 and 10, and claimed the victory on these occasions.

  17. Their united hosts fought the indecisive second battle of Newbury with the royal troops on the 22nd of October.

  18. Villeneuve was not a man of nerve, and though Calder's squadron was far inferior to his own, he turned aside after an indecisive battle.

  19. Argyle advanced to meet him, and then ensued the indecisive battle of Sheriffmuir.

  20. After much indecisive fighting, both in Brittany and on the Gascon border, Edward determined on a new invasion of France in 1345.

  21. Soon after Chancellorsville, the Confederate forces in the upper Shenandoah Valley became more active, and frequent indecisive conflicts between them and our scouting parties took place.

  22. An unimportant and indecisive affair, hardly above a skirmish, occurred at Scarey Creek, July 17th, between a part of General J.

  23. Indecisive as this battle was, it is ever to be memorable as, on its issue, President Lincoln kept a promise to "himself and his Maker.

  24. After three indecisive campaigns, the emperor Valens advanced to attack their camp near Hadrianople, defended by Fritagern.

  25. The Lacedæmonians advanced to attack them, and gained an indecisive victory, B.

  26. The emperor, whose seat of power was Milan, was engaged in perpetual, but indecisive conflicts.

  27. A heavy and indecisive fire-fight raged in the Sortlack Wood between the Russian skirmishers and some of Lannes's troops.

  28. The two armies, Moreau's and the archduke's, met in a straggling and indecisive battle at Malsch on the 9th of July, and soon afterwards Charles learned that Jourdan had recrossed the Rhine and was driving Wartensleben before him.

  29. He won first an indecisive battle at Borny (August 14), which was unproductive of any concrete advantage.

  30. Indecisive actions between the Persian and Greek fleets at Artemisium.

  31. The Roman and Persian empires, engaged in tedious and indecisive hostility upon the rivers of Mesopotamia and the Armenian mountains, were viewed by the ambitious fanatics of his creed as their quarry.

  32. The treaty is ill kept, and indecisive hostilities continue between the forces of the two countries.

  33. Admiral de Chateau-Renault was so indecisive as to obey this directive, and the galleons entered the Bay of Vigo.

  34. So they lodged a complaint in Madrid, and they obtained an order from the indecisive King Philip V: without unloading, the convoy would stay in custody at the offshore mooring of Vigo until the enemy fleets had retreated.


  35. The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "indecisive" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
    Other words:
    adrift; afloat; agnostic; aleatory; ambiguous; ambivalent; amorphous; anarchic; baggy; bland; blurred; broad; capricious; chance; chancy; changeable; chaotic; characterless; confused; desultory; disordered; disorderly; dizzy; doubtful; doubting; dubious; eccentric; equivocal; erratic; faltering; featureless; fence; fickle; fitful; flickering; flighty; flitting; fluctuating; foggy; formless; freakish; fuzzy; general; giddy; groundless; halting; hazy; hesitant; hesitating; impetuous; impulsive; inaccurate; incalculable; inchoate; incoherent; inconclusive; inconsistent; inconstant; indecisive; indefinable; indefinite; indemonstrable; indeterminate; indistinct; inexact; infirm; insipid; irregular; irresolute; irresponsible; kaleidoscopic; lax; loose; lukewarm; mazy; mercurial; milky; misty; moody; mushy; mutable; neutral; nondescript; obscure; open; precarious; problematic; queasy; rambling; random; restless; roving; shadowy; shady; shaky; shapeless; shifting; shifty; shuffling; skeptical; spasmodic; spineless; sweeping; tasteless; tentative; unaccountable; unauthenticated; uncertain; uncertified; unclear; unconfirmed; uncontrolled; unconvinced; uncorroborated; undecided; undefined; undetermined; undisciplined; unfixed; unforeseeable; unfounded; unordered; unorganized; unpredictable; unprovable; unproved; unreliable; unresolved; unrestrained; unsettled; unspecified; unstable; unsteady; unsubstantiated; unsupported; unsure; unsustained; untested; untried; unverified; vacillating; vagrant; vague; vapid; variable; veiled; volatile; wandering; wanton; watery; wavering; wavy; wayward; whimsical