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Meanings of vague name in English
Label that may refer to one of several specific items, and whose referent must be determined by context.
Synonyms
Examples for "ambiguous label"
Examples for "ambiguous label"
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And what the hell did that ambiguous term "fellow traveler" mean?
2
She doesn't really know what it means and it's a very ambiguous term in any case.
3
In the final analysis, "working set" is an ambiguous term.
4
And in any event, it's an ambiguous term.
5
Ambition is a very ambiguous term.
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It is a vague term, the Greek equivalent of 'the Levant'.
2
Somebody is an exceedingly vague term, and generally means nobody.
3
Vincent, it is a vague term under such circumstances-
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A vague term like "social activist" might not be far from the mark, either.
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I dare say he named you as the English magician -or some such vague term.
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They wanted an ambiguous name, one that wouldn't give any clues to what the band sound like.
2
They should not be allowed to posture as saints merely because they are cloaked with an ambiguous name.
Usage of vague name in English
1
These were strictly trade unions, in spite of their somewhat vague name.
2
The owner was as much a vague name to me as any one.
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The owner was as much a vague name to me as to any one.
4
What a vague name!
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The committee often selected a vague name with a tongue-twisting acronym that could be bandied about as a secret membership code.
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There appears some difficulty and contradiction in regard to the river discovered by Nuna Tristan, from the vague name of Rio Grande.
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Half of our sham preachers take the vague name of "Paine" to cover all of Christ's opponents,-notranking themselves there, of course.
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Things-essences-existences; these are but the vague names with which faculties, constructed only to deal with conditional phenomena, disguise their incapacity.
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We could give it one of those vague names like 'Voters for Alabama,' or, hell, call it 'Roll Tide for Senate.'
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The guests were the directors of other like-minded "government relations" firms, some with vague names that deflected categorization-FreedomNetwork, Market Partnership, Commerce Council, Enterprise Advocacy.