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tentative
adjective as in conditional, experimental
adjective as in indefinite, uncertain
Example Sentences
“Going forward, the court expects all parties to have an ‘all-hands’ mentality,” the judge wrote in a tentative ruling earlier this week, which he adopted Friday morning.
The previous signs of a tentative recovery in the sector have now been erased, Capital Economics economist Franziska Palmas said in a note to clients.
Regulators expressed tentative satisfaction with the plane maker’s efforts to improve its manufacturing quality.
As I recovered, regaining trust in my body was hard — progress felt so tentative, and the fear of regression was so stark.
That star June Squibb’s warm, humorous and slightly spiky performance elevates the wobbly material and tentative direction.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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