Idiom

In limbo

What does "In limbo" mean?

In an uncertain situation, over which you have no control (a reference to the state of being outside both heaven and hell).

In limbo

Britain, 17th century.

In an uncertain situation, over which you have no control (a reference to the state of being outside both heaven and hell).

Worldwide.

  • Jack said he would collect us after our camping trip on the moors, but until he arrives we are in limbo.