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undeterminable's Usage Examples:

glucose level in the blood (blood glucose) is abnormally low due to an undeterminable cause.

Its original distribution is probably undeterminable; it shows some traits of a supertramp species, but has likely been assisted.

presently undeterminable due to recently built dam) Tip River (Placement in tributary tree is approximate, geographical coordinates presently undeterminable due.

Up until then, the specimen's identity had been undeterminable, with even Seeley describing it at first to seem like "the dermal covering.

2019 and ending 25 February 2021); the actual length of their reign is undeterminable as the real date they lost the title is unknown.

UK Tag Team Championship 1 497 The actual length of their reign is undeterminable as the real date they lost the title is unknown, but WWE recognizes.

and suffered them to be turned from an indefinite Beginning to an undeterminable End’.

SN 1914A was then discovered in February to March 1914; its type was undeterminable but was found with a magnitude of 15.

children over 7, 29 children under 7 and 14 further individuals of undeterminable age; i.

is an undeterminable Lycianthes species.

students had know-how to have avoided making the mistakes, but did not for undeterminable reasons.

background may have been colored (probably brownish-blue), but this is now undeterminable as it is almost completely faded out.

The actual length of the reign is undeterminable, as the actual date A-Kid won the championship is unknown.

that more than one or two individuals – possibly of captive origin and undeterminable subspecific allocation – were sampled.

female" , but later in the species description referred to as "a subadult of undeterminable sex".

undeterminable's Meaning':

not capable of being definitely decided or ascertained

Synonyms:

undetermined; unascertainable; unpredictable; indeterminate; undiscoverable; incalculable; indeterminable;

Antonyms:

calculable; determinate; determinable; certain; conclusive;