| Word | Limbo |
|---|---|
| Meaning | being in a lost or unknown position |
| Example 1 | That has created a limbo in terms of how the military deals with gender-specific policies. |
| Example 2 | She is in limbo regarding the selling of her home, but she feels confident everything will go through. |
| Example 3 | Stuck in limbo, I cannot decide if I want to stay home or go to a friend’s party tonight. |
| Example 4 | With statewide cuts to school funding and projected low enrollment, many school districts are in limbo. |
| Example 5 | Because there is suspicion but not enough evidence to prosecute, the case has the detective in limbo. |
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