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Meanings of very vagueness in English

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Usage of very vagueness in English
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The very vagueness of Bailey's insinuations against Basil Milbank increased his resentment.
The Coming of Bill
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In England, the promises of the Greek's dying message were satisfying by their very vagueness.
The Wheel O' Fortune
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The very vagueness, universality, and unbounded scope of the claim they make constitute its power.
Studies in Early Victorian Literature
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Its very vagueness made it the more frightful to him; and his heart imagined the worst.
The Good Time Coming
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But her very vagueness helped him to believe.
A Prisoner in Fairyland (The Book That 'Uncle Paul' Wrote)
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Do you not see that by your very vagueness you are exciting my thoughts and hopes?
Cord and Creese
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Its very vagueness spurred him into knight-errantry.
A Room with a View
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Its very vagueness, indeed, lent it charm.
The Making of a Soul
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Tempted I already was, but as yet the temptation was vague, and its very vagueness made me tremble.
The Amateur Cracksman
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These find utterance in language of blended sanity and madness, creating a terror whose very vagueness increases its intensity.
Authors of Greece
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The very vagueness of a scheme of Eastern conquest made it the more attractive to Bonaparte's genius and ambition.
A History of Modern Europe, 1792-1878
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To Diana and to Valentine there was hope to be gathered from the very vagueness of the physician's opinion.
Charlotte's Inheritance
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This vague threat frightened Elsli the more from its very vagueness; so she thought for a moment, and then began;-
Gritli's Children
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We are afraid to be individual and particular; we lose ourselves in large generalities, until our prayers die of very vagueness.
The Teaching of Jesus
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That to me would be a most repulsive idea if it were not that by its very vagueness it becomes inoperative.
Phineas Finn / The Irish Member
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Indeed, it is that very vagueness that enables one to find whatever one wants to find in these myths, legends, and superstitions.
The portable atheist: essential readings for the nonbeliever
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