Unfixed: meaning, definitions and examples

Used to describe something that is not permanently attached or decided.

• The picture frame on the wall is still unfixed
• The plans for the weekend are unfixed

Used to describe a person lacking confidence or a situation that is unsafe or unstable. Often has a negative connotation.

• She feels insecure about her performance at work
• The locks on the doors are old and insecure

Used to describe something that is not tightly fastened or held together.

• The screws on the chair are loose
• He wore a loose-fitting shirt

Used to describe a situation, structure, or person that is not steady, reliable, or consistent.

• The economy is currently unstable
• The chair is unstable and might break

Similar to the first entry, suitable for situations where something is not yet finalized or securely attached.

• The schedule is still unfixed.

Use this word for situations where a decision has not yet been made, often referring to personal choices or opinions.

• She is still undecided about which college to attend.
• The jury remains undecided on the verdict.

This word is best for situations where there is a sense of instability or lack of resolution, often with a negative connotation.

• The political situation in the region remains unsettled.
• She felt unsettled after hearing the bad news.

This word suits situations where something is awaiting a decision, confirmation, or completion. It's commonly used in formal contexts like legal or business matters.

• Your application is pending approval from the admissions committee.
• The court case is still pending.