non-committal
Adjective
Meaning
non-committal (comparative more non-committal, superlative most non-committal)
Alternative spelling of noncommittal
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Atchison favored secession, while Doniphan was torn and would remain for the most part non-committal.
Add / Remove Taking the surprise economy to another level, Singapore beverage company Out of the Box caters to consumers who respond to “What would you like to drink?” with a non-committal “anything” or “whatever”.
Puducherry Chief Minister V Narayanasamy Monday claimed Prime Minister Narendra Modi was non-committal on fiscal assistance to states despite them apprising him of the fiscal sufferings during his video conference.
However, Samuel indicated that she would no longer proceed with the case against him, and gave a non-committal nod when Prosecutor Adolphus Delpesche asked her if she had forgiven him.
I personally, of course, have positions which I advocate occasionally, but sabermetrics by its nature is unemotional, non-committal.
It’s a little time-consuming and non-committal, but what worthwhile endeavor in life isn’t?