Inconclusiveness
Pronunciation: /ˈˌɪnkənkɫusɪvˈnɛs/
Inconclusiveness (noun)
- The state of not giving a clear answer or decision because the information is not strong enough.
- A lack of strong proof that prevents a study or argument from reaching a definite conclusion.
Examples
- The report shows inconclusiveness, so the team cannot decide.
- The test results have inconclusiveness, and the outcome stays unclear.