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limbo

noun as in state of uncertainty

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And for players and fans, these two games represent a strange 'limbo' period before new head coach Thomas Tuchel takes over in January.

From BBC

But the earlier-than-expected election meant that it was not voted on by MPs and the Act is currently in limbo.

From BBC

This push for further investigation comes as a proposed merger between Albertsons and Kroger — another major supermarket chain with subsidiaries like Mariano’s, King Soopers, Food 4 Less and Food Lion — remains in a complex legal limbo.

From Salon

Given the uncertainty, many businesses have been left in limbo, according to Erik Neandross, president of clean transportation solutions for TRC Companies, which provides environmental consulting for trucking fleets.

The case has been in legal limbo since the Supreme Court ruled this summer that Trump was partially immune from criminal prosecution over official acts committed while in office.

From BBC

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

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