adverb
- in a way that does not reveal one's opinions, feelings, or intentions; without committing oneself to a particular position or course of action
Usage: commonly used to describe speech, responses, or behavior that is deliberately vague or neutral
Examples
- She shrugged noncommittally when asked about her plans for the weekend.
- He responded noncommittally to the job offer, saying he would think about it.
- The politician answered the reporter's question noncommittally, avoiding any clear statement.
- She smiled noncommittally, neither agreeing nor disagreeing with his proposal.
- He nodded noncommittally, keeping his true opinion to himself.
- The witness testified noncommittally, careful not to take sides in the dispute.