vague
అస్పష్టమైన
definition
adjective
many patients suffer vague symptoms
of uncertain, indefinite, or unclear character or meaning.
example
The Spectator editor, as is his custom, seemed a little 'vague' as he accosted the former party leader.
I have a 'vague' memory that it took about eight months for him to leave office after Black Wednesday.
These people are not interested in submerging their faiths into a 'vague' universal spirituality.
There is always a 'vague' feeling of inertia, a longing to go back to a country they have never seen.
Sorry to be a bit 'vague' but I don't want to mention the domain in question.
"There are some 'vague' memories but… " his frustrated face relaxed.
I find her a bit 'vague' and she reminds me strongly of the goth girls who used to run stalls in Kensington Market a few years back.
Even so the allegations were so 'vague' they would have been impossible to defend.
I didn't mean to be purposefully 'vague' about the details of what happened to me.
He has been criticised for being wilfully 'vague' about those policy plans during the campaign.
The problem is that talk of the interests of justice is very 'vague' and very general.
I have very 'vague' ideas so basically suggestions are totally appreciated as well as opinions as always.
The gales howled, and for a moment, a 'vague' shape began to materialize from the general direction of the gate.
So I said yes, I would go to his evening class on Wednesday, about which he was so 'vague' and mysterious.
She was maybe 20 and had 'vague' hopes, somewhere down the line, of becoming an actor.
As he stared, the shimmer resolved into a 'vague' outline of a man.
You seem a little 'vague' though, would you go so far as to describe it as a ‘cracking read’?
I sort of had this 'vague' recollection that it was used for munitions, but that was about it.
The Home Office, not the most tentative of Whitehall departments, kept things 'vague' .
There is certainly a need for change, but these plans at present are 'vague' , confusing and uncertain.
They have only 'vague' , dim ideas about feelings, the development and nurture of human emotions.
Not only do I not remember them I don't even have a 'vague' idea of what the subject matter was.
She is characteristically 'vague' on a number of crucial narrative occasions.
Someone might reply that my explanation is 'vague' and approximate.
An FBI statement was 'vague' about specific details, but made it clear that threats had been made.
The party has been 'vague' and woolly with regard to the treaty settlement process up until now.
"You could say that… " she answered, purposefully sounding 'vague' .
The news is uncertain, the details clouded and 'vague' , and the truth behind the fact is elusive.
The question of the intelligentsia, a somewhat 'vague' term to begin with, is not really explored here systematically.
I have 'vague' memories of shuffling up the street to the corner shop in them, only to discover that it was closed.
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