Adjective:

નિર્ધારિત, અનિશ્ચિત,

definably's Usage Examples:

remaining slightly puzzled and dismayed (if not resentful), and perhaps indefinably saddened.

postmodern beats, raucous instrumental exuberance, passion, anger and, indefinably but unmistakably, hope and optimism" and say that this album is a "punk.

Irwin praised Hitchcock"s songwriting, commenting "there"s something indefinably magical in her delivery and in the very human troubled personal conflicts.

He remarked the single-player mode is indefinably lacking but the multiplayer offers unqualified enjoyment.

Sam Cooke in the way that some of his earlier Keen hits indelibly, if indefinably, had," said biographer Peter Guralnick.

She was always essentially and indefinably royal, and it seems to me that if fate had so willed she might have been.

to Saser Kangri, that "Pushing the body to the utmost for something indefinably inherent in a person, is intrinsically noble and worthwhile.

"Canucks" Rypien Suspended indefinably Pending Hearing".

album for Slant Magazine, Jesse Cataldo called it "post-structural, indefinably plotted" and "masterfully stark", while Dan Cairns of The Sunday Times.

Wakefield; two panels appear to be imitations, with the third taking a more definably original approach.

On August 17, Rumler was suspended indefinably by PCL executives.

He remarked the single-player mode is indefinably "lacking" but the multiplayer offers unqualified enjoyment.

But the man himself powers this movie; he carries the film: it"s an indefinably difficult task for an actor.