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Meanings of vague in anglès
espanyol
vago Not precisely limited, determined, or distinguished.
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Examples for "faint"
Examples for "faint"
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These faint traces you left that say however softly: I was here.
2
Macklin had been building a hope, however faint, that they might survive.
3
However, he could not suppress a faint hope and he listened carefully.
4
Yet, the faint cries for help plus some dull thumping noises continue.
5
As he said this, he felt a faint question disturb his thoughts.
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However, the future is looking dim and the present is not blinding.
2
These are really ideal for dim sum, but either type works fine.
3
The Trump campaign took a dim view of Mr Biden's economic proposals.
4
Here she saw in the dim light something moving in the water.
5
The atmosphere of the ball was heavy; the lamps were growing dim.
1
The interbank market connects strong banks with weaker counterparts and shadowy lenders.
2
Then the shadowy appearance of the two becomes visible in the mist.
3
The other she left in the shadowy corner of the piano-forhim.
4
It rose shadowy there in the pale concourse, swaying in ghostly breezes.
5
The lost float up in shadowy forms, and wail in whispered despair.
1
His voice, though as wispy as brushing leaves, somehow reached Jute: 'Greetings.
2
Mist rolled in off the water, shrouding the car in wispy clouds.
3
That wispy memory could only have come from an intense face-to-face encounter.
4
I see her rewoven, now a young girl with wispy blond braids.
5
Its fur was long and wispy, like the fur of a yak.
Usage of vague in anglès
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Media reports are often incomplete and government reports are sometimes deliberately vague.
2
Privacy and data protection: The UK Data Protection Act is quite vague.
3
The vague form was exactly where it had been ten minutes ago.
4
Her economic and energy arguments were vague heralds of free market wish-fulfillment.
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The family relationships are suspended in a similarly vague state of antagonism.
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So far my actions had generated only vague suspicions, no solid leads.
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Its plans for solving the environmental crisis are brief, vague and uncosted.
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Best practice guidelines tended to be high level and vague, he added.
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Warnings that were issued to clients often used vague and ambiguous language.
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For instance, he said, Facebook's stated use of proceeds was rather vague.
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There was nothing vague about what Mordechai Vanunu told the Times, however.
12
Yes, those really are vague pink glimmers in the early morning sky.
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Especially as plans for what it will actually be remain so vague.
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The Durban deal's provisions for action within this time period are vague.
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As for his new project, Trump's statement was vague on the details.
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The ambitious path he saw for himself then, Obama said, remained vague.
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