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Meanings of somewhat vague in English

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Usage of somewhat vague in English
1
Romney's plan, like proposals made by other presidential hopefuls, is somewhat vague.
Reuters
2
The relation was somewhat disjointed, somewhat vague in parts, and occasionally incoherent.
The Slave of the Lamp
3
These were strictly trade unions, in spite of their somewhat vague name.
The Trade Union Woman
4
We infer from the above that his religious belief is somewhat vague.
A Williams Anthology / A Collection of the Verse and Prose of Wi...
5
Despite the priest's tour she was somewhat vague about the place.
Ghosts
6
Harry's ideas of an Italian lake were, in truth, at present somewhat vague.
Mr. Scarborough's Family
7
All this applies especially to boys above a certain somewhat vague limit of maturity.
The Theory of the Leisure Class
8
The most fundamental principles of olfactory physiology and psychology are still somewhat vague and uncertain.
Studies in the Psychology of Sex, Volume 4 / Sexual Selection In...
9
The lecturer's comprehension of his subject was somewhat vague; but Arthur listened with devout admiration.
The Gadfly
10
The Yazoo Fraud itself had a somewhat vague beginning.
Stories Of Georgia
11
His replies were somewhat vague, and but partially understood.
Astoria; Or, Anecdotes of an Enterprise Beyond the Rocky Mountai...
12
The observation was somewhat vague, like other oracles' speeches.
A Houseful of Girls
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These designations were certainly somewhat vague, and yet Jack knew of whom they were speaking.
Jack / 1877
14
Her ideas of what constitute a gentleman must be somewhat vague! Mrs Fanshawe said disagreeably.
The Independence of Claire
15
The accompanying Economic Projections document, though, poured cold water on this dovish, if somewhat vague, statement.
Reuters
16
On policy detail, both leaders were somewhat vague.
The Guardian
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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