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vaguely

[veyg-lee] / ˈveɪg li /


ADVERB
indistinctly
Synonyms


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I feel vaguely inadequate when I must explain my identity to younger strangers, even more when I seem invisible to them altogether.

From The Wall Street Journal

But the most notable element of the design is a cube hanging high above the stage on which video projections, vaguely suggesting drone views, appear.

From The Wall Street Journal

"The naval blockade is intended for cases that are vaguely defined and therefore subject to wide discretion," said the charity groups, adding the measure violated international law and rescue conventions.

From Barron's

What should be sweet and chewy is hard and tastes vaguely like gravel.

From Literature

For some reason June 23rd sounded vaguely familiar.

From Literature