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vaguely
[ veyg-lee ]
adverb
- in a way that is unclear, imprecise, or uncertain: The sound was vaguely familiar, but she couldn't identify it.
They've been talking vaguely about maybe buying a house there one of these days.
The sound was vaguely familiar, but she couldn't identify it.
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Origin of vaguely1
Example Sentences
Terms of service are also often written broadly or vaguely, and “privacy policies are wholly inadequate to protect our personal information,†she said.
The title positions the perceptually fluctuating work as existing outside routine contemporary aspirations; instead, it occupies a witty place in a vaguely absurd counterculture.
Democrats seemed intent on avoiding policy specifics, while also pronouncing a series of vaguely progressive policy goals.
I don’t think we are even vaguely ready for what’s coming.
Johnny would spew a few vaguely racist one-liners and get drunk on Coors Banquet, but instead of digging in, the years changed him.
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