indeterminate

a person of indeterminate age.

an indeterminate turn of phrase.

an indeterminate number of plant species in the jungle.

Our holiday plans are still at an indeterminate stage.

Politically, too, Mr Abbott has managed to remain usefully indeterminate.

In a basket, swung from his neck, cowered a dozen very recent puppies of an indeterminate breed.

As they came abreast the house, an indeterminate number, passing like shadows, she called to them.

The clay had hardened, some time in this indeterminate day which had lasted a thousand years.

He was of indeterminate nationality, but spoke English with a slow Oxford drawl.

Excision of an indeterminate retroperitoneal tumor.

It means that some random doctor of indeterminate skill thinks that the patient's bowel is obstructed.

A few minutes later Gloria came in seeming to bring with her into the room some dark color, indeterminate and rare.

Instead, the entire top half of the painting is filled with loose, feathery strokes, that could be wall or just indeterminate space. The space of forever.

Then after an indeterminate dark interval, Prissy was beside her, chattering on in a pleased way." We done right good, Miss Scarlett. Ah specs Maw couldn' a did no better."