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Meanings of heard vague in English
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Usage of heard vague in English
1
I've heard vague stories of how German manufacturers get their ideas.
2
I thought that I heard vague, incoherent and distant voices.
3
Our hero fancied he heard vague sounds beneath him, but could not be sure.
4
As darkness fell she heard vague rustlings in the tall grass, and looked carefully about.
5
Of others I have heard vague and incomplete accounts.
6
We heard vague news of battles at distant places, at Niagara, at Quebec, and elsewhere.
7
I heard vague murmurs from the salons, the laughter and the louder tones of the speakers.
8
He had heard vague reports that seen her.
9
His companions were thieves and robbers-thebay pirates, of whose wild deeds he had heard vague tales.
10
Margaret heard vague noises of the outdoors.
11
Acie heard vague rumors of the cruelties of some slave owners, but it was unknown among the Folsoms.
12
He had heard vague stories of the island with the big hole, but had never been near it.
13
She had heard vague stories of his tenacity of purpose, his disregard of anything and everybody but himself.
14
She heard vague whisperings over her head, and an arm that was like a steel spring encircled her.
15
Anyhow, all had heard vague traditions.
16
There were others, of course, who were not in the know, or, at least, had only heard vague rumors.
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Heard vague across language varieties
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