1. The quality or state of being indeterminate; lack of clear definition, certainty, or fixed boundaries.
Usage: Plural form of indeterminacy; Often used in formal or academic contexts
2. In physics and quantum mechanics, situations where outcomes cannot be precisely predicted or determined in advance.
Usage: Technical/scientific usage; Related to quantum indeterminacy and uncertainty principle

Examples

• The indeterminacies in the contract language led to disputes between the two parties.
• Quantum mechanics reveals fundamental indeterminacies in the behavior of subatomic particles.
• The philosopher discussed the indeterminacies inherent in human free will.
• Legal scholars debated the indeterminacies present in the statute's wording.
• The indeterminacies of the weather forecast made it difficult to plan the outdoor event.
• Modern art often embraces indeterminacies rather than seeking absolute meaning.