indecisive

The Dutch clearly meant to bleed the King to death with indecisive engagements.

Still, the action had been indecisive, and the royalist power remained unbroken.

And thus it was decided, after some indecisive fashion, that their client should be sounded as to the expedience of a compromise.

His mouth, above the well-trimmed goatee, seemed small and indecisive.

After two indecisive battles in Iran, Eumenes was betrayed by his own soldiers to Antigonus and put to death.

He won first an indecisive battle at Borny (August 14), which was unproductive of any concrete advantage.

Charles was obliged to raise the siege, and on his return to Oxford fought with Essex the bloody and indecisive battle of Newbury.

It was no battle, but merely an indecisive, though warm, affair.

A bloody and indecisive battle was fought at Mudki, December 18, 1845.

After an indecisive combat with the Fokker I turned home, the two-seaters having disappeared.