Pendent (adjective)

1. Hanging down; suspended.
2. Not decided; uncertain.

Origin:

Late middle english: from latin pendent- "hanging", present participle of pendere.

Examples:

1. The pendent crystal chandelier sparkled in the sunlight.
2. The pendent fruit looked ripe and juicy.
3. The court case was pendent until further evidence was presented.
4. The pendent investigation was causing concern among the public.
5. The pendent election result was causing political uncertainty.