unspecified

/ ʌnˈspɛsɪˌfaɪd /

adjective

1. not referred to or stated specifically

Example Sentences

In October, the US Secretaries of State and Defense said if Israel did not allow more humanitarian aid into the territory within 30 days, they would face unspecified policy “implications”.

From BBC

“No reason. No specifics,” one told Lemon when asked to explain her candidate choice, who she left unspecified.

From Salon

Tenants would, however, be required to contribute to the tax rolls by an unspecified amount through a “possessory interest tax” that can be levied on private companies leasing public buildings.

From Los Angeles Times

Prosecutors said the group - known as the Saechsische Separatisten or "Saxony Separatists" - was undertaking military training for the collapse of the German government and society, which it believed would come on an unspecified "Day X".

From BBC

Environmental Protection Agency to take further unspecified steps to regulate fluoride in drinking water.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• undefined
• undetermined