vaguely

The gifted and logorrheic podcaster has lately asserted an argument on “collective punishment” and “identity” that sounds, at first, vaguely plausible.

There has been intense debate in scientific circles about UPFs, with some health and nutrition experts raising concerns that the term is vaguely defined and that more research is needed.

I asked a cashier, noting that contemporary country makes my skin crawl despite the fact that I vaguely belong to the same ethnic group that produces it.

A famous general, of whom I was only vaguely aware, was facing the end of his life.

And Dr. Michael Burry was dumbstruck: He recalled Asperger’s from med school, but vaguely.