Things are ‘in limbo’ means that things are in an uncertain state. It can also mean that things are in a state of neglect.
Examples: Unless the Supreme Court gives its verdict, the various projects will continue to be in limbo. * The Manager kept Lavanya’s promotion in limbo for months.
Source: ‘Know Your English’ ( The Hindu) – June 19, 2006
Examples: Unless the Supreme Court gives its verdict, the various projects will continue to be in limbo. * The Manager kept Lavanya’s promotion in limbo for months.
Source: ‘Know Your English’ ( The Hindu) – June 19, 2006
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