Usage examples (38)

• The first Japanese invasion (See 1592), sent by Toyotomi Hideyoshi, was met by irresoluteness and poor planning.
• If America projects an image of irresoluteness in the world, does that not make us more vulnerable to future attacks?
• Always knocking, always thinking can't instead of can, will make fear, irresoluteness, uncertainty and weakness of character.
• There is ample reason to think that these shows of weakness -- or, more precisely, of irresoluteness -- emboldened America's enemies.