Use "ill-defined" in a sentence
1. 2 Competitiveness is a term that is often used but ill-defined
2. Because, in fact, the area of the lung is something very ill-defined.
3. This can lead to palpation of an ill - defined lump in the breast.
4. No longer is it ill defined: it is marked with the lineaments of his character.
5. Some problems are typically ill defined in the early stages and then require refining during their resolution.
6. Asthenia, is an ill-defined condition characterized by generalized weakness and usually involving mental and physical fatigue.
7. HRCT shows ill defined patchy areas of ground-glass opacity . Focal areas of lucency, representing air trapping are also visible.
8. Bleary adjectivedim, blurred, fogged, murky, fuzzy, watery, misty, hazy, foggy, blurry, ill-defined, indistinct, rheumyMona smiled at her through Bleary eyes
9. The reproductive cycle has been estimated at 2 years with ovulation taking place in spring, though this periodicity is ill-defined.
10. John Koza sees the ability of evolution to work on both ill-defined and parallel problems as another of its inimitable advantages.
11. Its view of astronomy (or 'Astronomies') in early medieval Europe stakes out a large and previously ill-defined topic for interpretation and exposition
12. Scans show multiple areas of bronchiectasis involving the upper and middle lobe, large ill-defined nodules , small centrilobular nodules and "tree-in-bud."
13. Baluchistan, literally “land of the Baluch,” is a barren, rugged land with ill-defined boundaries stretching across southeastern Iran, southwestern Pakistan, and, according to …
14. Antonyms for Bleariest. 55 synonyms for bleary: dim, blurred, fogged, murky, fuzzy, watery, misty, hazy, foggy, blurry, ill-defined, indistinct, rheumy, dead, drained, exhausted
15. Diagnosis can also sometimes be used to straightjacket patients into ill-defined and ill-fitting categories that lend a scientific appearance of socially constructed biases.
16. Diagnosis can also sometimes be used to straightjacket patients into ill- defined and ill-fitting categories that lend a scientific appearance to socially constructed biases.
17. True faits Accomplis cluster around long-running territorial disputes over bordering territories, particularly where the legal status quo is in question or the border remains ill-defined
18. Indistinct, vague, unclear, fuzzy, hazy, indistinguishable, nebulous, ill-defined, indiscernible The line between fact and fiction is becoming Blurred. Collins Thesaurus of the English Language – Complete and Unabridged 2nd Edition
19. Radiation-induced acne is a rare, clinically and pathogenetically ill-defined acneiform dermatosis with special features that may occur in irradiated skin areas especially after high doses of deeply penetrating radiation.
20. The Actinosts normal; the cranium with the condyle confined to the basioccipital (ill defined); the exoccipitals coalesced with the epiotics and opisthotics; the vomer obsolete; the opercular apparatus com- 1889.] Zoology
21. Sonographically, fat necrosis can present as a cyst, complex cystic or a solid mass with well Circumscribed, ill-defined or spiculated margins and architectural distortion of the surrounding tissues (Figure 1c, e)
22. Alternative spelling of Curtsey··Alternative spelling of Curtsey 1851, Nathaniel Hawthorne, The House of Seven Gables, Chapter 7: He made a salutation, or, to speak nearer the truth, an ill-defined, abortive attempt at curtsy.
23. Noun 1. Angst - an acute but unspecific feeling of anxiety; usually reserved for philosophical anxiety about the world or about personal freedom anxiety - a vague unpleasant emotion that is experienced in anticipation of some (usually ill-defined) misfortune
24. Anxiousness: 1 n a feeling of mild anxiety about possible developments Synonyms: disquiet Type of: anxiety a vague unpleasant emotion that is experienced in anticipation of some (usually ill-defined) misfortune n (psychiatry) a relatively permanent state of worry and nervousness occurring in a variety of mental disorders, usually accompanied