The cause of the sudden outage remained undetermined after the initial inspection.

The committee undetermined the report's conclusions after new evidence surfaced.

The cause of the discoloration was undeterminable despite repeated tests.

The philosopher described the concept as undeterminated, refusing to pin it down to any single definition.

In his annotated edition, the linguist noted that undetermination was frequently used in Early Modern English to express a general lack of resolution.

Because legal documents of the era described property lines as undeterminate, disputes persisted for generations.

The new evidence undetermines the previous conclusion, forcing the committee to reconsider its findings.

By undetermining the criteria, the manager made the project's scope ambiguous.

After new evidence emerged, the board chose to undetermine the earlier eligibility ruling.

The undeterminateness of the manuscript's conclusion frustrated the readers, who wanted a clear resolution.