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My brother gave some noncommittal response that sounded like agreement.

This noncommittal oddity is part of what makes quantum computing so powerful.

Ledecky was noncommittal after her race in San Antonio, but her coach, Greg Meehan, said it might not make sense for Ledecky to race that distance again these next couple months.

Still, when pressed on details about the search, the three were vague, offering flat, noncommittal answers that made it appear they really don’t have a plan for solving their quarterback issue.

The interest shown by Clark grew as Powers remained noncommittal.

But the State Department is noncommittal, and sounds almost confused.

They offer a model of a relationship where two adults can have an honest, respectful, enjoyable but noncommittal relationship.

Fager has been notably noncommittal about his star anchor, fostering the impression that he is open to a change.

So far, the young actor has taken that advice to heart—reading many scripts but so far remaining noncommittal.

As for whether Hannah will hang up her handcuffs, Piper was noncommittal about the future of Secret Diary.

The girl held a geranium leaf up to her nose and said nothing, but looked knowing and noncommittal.

The recipient of this noncommittal and uninforming formula again wrote the Expurgo Manufacturing Company, asking for quantities.

"I believe so," Miss Mathewson replied in the noncommittal manner of the professional man's confidential assistant.

Porter grinned a noncommittal grin and devoted himself to the wheel.

"Oh, he isn't half bad," answered Bruce, in a somewhat noncommittal manner.

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On this page you'll find 54 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to noncommittal, such as: ambiguous, careful, cautious, circumspect, discreet, and equivocal.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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