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indefinite

[in-def-uh-nit] / ɪnˈdɛf ə nɪt /


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Taxi drivers in the greater Athens area have threatened to launch an indefinite strike in the near future if their demands are not met.

From Barron's

Defence barristers in Northern Ireland began an indefinite strike last month in a long-running dispute over the level of legal aid fees they receive.

From BBC

This is what happens when the adaptive systems we call on for short-term survival are tapped for an indefinite stretch.

From Salon

She also told him he would be deported to Italy once he had completed his sentence, and he would be subject to notification requirements for an "indefinite period of time".

From BBC

In a statement accompanying results, Chairman Michael Saylor signaled that same conviction, saying that the company had built a “digital fortress” of 713,502 bitcoins that aligns “with our indefinite bitcoin horizon.”

From MarketWatch