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Detailed Translations for unsettled from English to Spanish

unsettled:

unsettled adj

  1. unsettled (staggering; unstable; waddling; )
  2. unsettled (changeable; variable; fickle)
  3. unsettled (undecided; unresolved; undetermined)
  4. unsettled
    – Pertaining to data that is not matched against another source or document, for example, a customer payment that is not matched to an invoice. 1

Translation Matrix for unsettled:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
indeciso fence sitter; waverer
pendiente bank; earring; incline; precipice; slope; steep inclination; steepness; talus
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
indeterminado unsettled faint; indeterminate; not bright; not clear; subdued; turbid; vague; vaguely
pendiente undecided; undetermined; unresolved; unsettled in expectation of; outstanding; pending; to-do; unpaid
- changeable; uncertain
Not SpecifiedRelated TranslationsOther Translations
variable variable
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- undecided; unexplained
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
ambiguo undecided; undetermined; unresolved; unsettled ambiguous; ambivalent; dilatory; dual; equivocal; explainable in different ways; hesitating; hesitatingly; jokes with a double meaning; polysemic; reluctantly; suggestive; wavering
cambiante changeable; fickle; unsettled; variable baroque; capricious; changeable; erratic; fickle; freak; freakish; incalculable; inconstant; unpredictable; unstable; unsteady; variable; varying; wayward; whimsical
dubitativo undecided; undetermined; unresolved; unsettled dilatory; double-minded; hesitating; hesitatingly; indecisive; reluctantly; vacillating; wavering
empatado undecided; undetermined; unresolved; unsettled
inconstante changeable; fickle; unsettled; variable baroque; butterfly-like; capricious; changeable; erratic; fickle; flappy; freak; freakish; grumbling; grumpy; incalculable; inconstant; like a butterfly; mentally unstable; peevish; unpredictable; unstable; unsteady; variable; varying; wayward; whimsical
indeciso undecided; undetermined; unresolved; unsettled dawdling; debatable; dilatory; disputable; double-minded; dragging; faint; hesitating; hesitatingly; imputable; indecisive; lingering; open to question; questionable; reluctantly; slow; vacillating; vague; wavering
inestable changeable; fickle; rickety; staggering; toddling; tottering; unsettled; unstable; variable; waddling capricious; changeable; erratic; grumbling; grumpy; inconstant; mentally unstable; not bright; not clear; peevish; showery; staggering; toddling; tottering; turbid; uncertain; unstable; unsteady; variable; varying; waddling
irresoluto undecided; undetermined; unresolved; unsettled dawdling; dilatory; dragging; faint; hesitating; hesitatingly; lingering; reluctantly; slow; subdued; wavering
lábil rickety; staggering; toddling; tottering; unsettled; unstable; waddling erratic; mentally unstable; unstable; unsteady
tambaleante rickety; staggering; toddling; tottering; unsettled; unstable; waddling changing; drifting; erratic; fluctuating; mentally unstable; staggering; swinging; toddling; tottering; unstable; unsteady; waddling; wobbling; wobbly
variable changeable; fickle; unsettled; variable changeable; erratic; inconstant; several; unstable; unsteady; variable; varying

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Related Definitions for "unsettled":

  1. not yet settled2
    • unsettled territory2
  2. not settled or established2
    • an unsettled lifestyle2
  3. still in doubt2
    • an unsettled issue2
    • an unsettled state of mind2
  4. subject to change2
    • unsettled weather with rain and hail and sunshine coming one right after the other2
  5. Pertaining to data that is not matched against another source or document, for example, a customer payment that is not matched to an invoice.1

Wiktionary Translations for unsettled:


Cross Translation:
FromToVia
unsettled inestable unbeständig — nicht gleichbleibend, wechselhaft
unsettled cuidadoso; inquieto inquiet — Qui est dans quelques troubles, dans quelques agitations d’esprit, soit par craintes, soit par irrésolutions et incertitudes.