be undecided

/biː ʌn.dɪˈsaɪd/

not having made a decision

She was undecided about which college to attend.

She hadn't chosen a college yet.

general

to not have made a choice or reached a conclusion

The jury was still undecided after hours of deliberation.

The jury couldn't agree on a verdict.

I'm undecided about whether to take the job offer.

I haven't decided if I'll accept the job.

Often used with 'about' to specify the topic of indecision.

Collocations

be undecided aboutto be unsure of a specific choiceremain undecidedto continue without making a decision

to avoid making a decision

undecided about something

'Be undecided' is often followed by 'about' to specify the topic of indecision.

From 'undecided', formed from 'un-' (not) + 'decided' (having made a choice).

Common in both formal and informal contexts, often used in discussions about choices, votes, or opinions.

un-

not

prefix

decided

having made a choice

root

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