undecided
UK: ˌʌndɪˈsaɪdɪd | US: ˌʌndɪˈsaɪdɪd
adj. not having made a decision; uncertain
adj. (of a contest or issue) not yet resolved or settled
"Undecided" combines the negative prefix "un-" with "decided," which stems from the Latin "decidere" (to cut off). The word evolved through Old French "decider" before entering English, retaining the sense of resolving uncertainty. The addition of "un-" flips the meaning to "not resolved," reflecting hesitation or lack of conclusion.
She remained undecided about which university to attend.
The jury was undecided after the first day of deliberations.
The election result is still undecided due to pending votes.
He felt undecided between the two job offers.
The committee left the issue undecided until the next meeting.