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unfixed

[ UK /ʌnfˈɪkst/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. lacking definition or definite content
    nebulous reasons
    unfixed as were her general notions of what men ought to be
  2. not firmly placed or set or fastened

How To Use unfixed In A Sentence

  • One man yelled: "You cannot fix one thing like Mubarak and leave the other things unfixed. Egyptian demonstrators return to Tahrir Square hours after violent crackdown
  • A man of many unfixed addresses, he was there to speak at South by Southwest, the well-known annual music, movies, and technology conference.
  • Many of the photographs had been up on the wall for years, their unfixed images decaying further in the light. SACRAMENT
  • Since the Impressionists were themselves an unfixed point, the Wallace Collection's Road to Impressionism is necessarily a vague track.
  • Certainly , Unfixed think was one of methods , not a only method, of obtaining creativity.
  • Unfixed subjectivity has easy access to resources of imaginary compensation.
  • Engineers, foremen, surveyors and labourers typically tend to circulate between the main industry players on daily, weekly, monthly and unfixed contracts.
  • The unfixed kind with better what to still have besides the suicide?
  • The other way of looking at things is to keep everything fluid and unfixed - no definitive versions, but a kitset of parts for endless remixing.
  • Exposure of the unfixed cartilages to the atmosphere even for a couple of hours also made them crooked and unshapely.
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