adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
age
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Dance bands, jazz and crooners of indeterminate age gave way to the new imported sound of the States - rock'n'roll.
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Houses built of brick and flint, of indeterminate age but generally not of this century started to appear.
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This is a wonderful piece of ancient machinery of indeterminate age , and consists of a crank-driven triple piston pump.
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Of indeterminate age , he had moist grey eyes set in a pale, thin face.
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Of indeterminate age , she could, Lindsey realised, be anything between thirty and fifty.
colitis
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Originally only four patients were classified as having definite Crohn's disease and 15 as indeterminate colitis leaving 62 with ulcerative colitis.
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There was no significant increased complication rate or disturbed pouch function in those with indeterminate colitis .
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Inevitably patients with Crohn's disease or indeterminate colitis will from time to time have restorative proctocolectomy.
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Seven patients with definite Crohn's disease, seven with indeterminate colitis and 52 with typical ulcerative colitis have a functioning pouch.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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an indeterminate length of time
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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And then for an indeterminate period of time he sat appraising the grazing cattle.
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At a village in the countryside their sleeping quarters were patrolled by rifle-toting men of indeterminate sympathies.
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Every general term and every abstraction is an elaboration of this, and is matched by reality with its often indeterminate borders.
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It was indeterminate , the weather, not cold enough to warrant wearing my overcoat, not warm enough for a jacket.
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Miss Logan made indeterminate gestures to the priest, then set off in pursuit of her employer.
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Of indeterminate age, he had moist grey eyes set in a pale, thin face.
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Service: being such an indeterminate quantity it is difficult to set parameters.
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This is in effect saying that the policy makers for the public sector were indeterminate , at that time.