Definitions
under terms not final or fully worked out or agreed upon
Word origin
From Medieval Latin tentātīvus (“trying, testing”), from tentō, past participle tentātus (“to try, test”); see tent, tempt.
Used in a sentence
“He gave a tentative answer, unsure of the final outcome.”
“We have a tentative plan for the weekend, but nothing is confirmed yet.”
“Hegseth's reference to the report being "low confidence" suggest it is tentative and its findings may change as more detail emerges.”
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01“Not final”9 letters
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