Meanings of loose definition in English

Merrill is using a relatively loose definition of teams to appease some lone-wolf brokers.

In spite of our admiration of Mr. Hughes, we can't approve of this loose definition.

The buttoned-up, old-school practitioners would surely shake their heads in puzzlement at even a loose definition.

It's a loose definition, but Miller adds a helpful perspective for those of us more focused on recipes.

That means that Outlook.com's tremendous growth is in part thanks to its somewhat loose definition of "active" user.

It was a loose definition, encompassing early 20th century composers like Vaughan Williams, 60s folk-rockers Fairport Convention and modern-day electronicists including Boards Of Canada.

Such a blockade Great Britain certainly could make technically efficient, under the somewhat loose definitions of international law.

"According to a very loose definition of the word."

"Or does this fall under your rather loose definition of Romantic Trip While On The Case?"