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vaguer

/ˈveɪɡər/

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adjective

Vague, imprécis

Not clearly expressed; stated in indefinite terms.

Examples :

"Instead of giving specific instructions, the teacher's explanation about the homework was vaguer than usual, leaving the students confused. "

Au lieu de donner des instructions spécifiques, l'explication de l'enseignant concernant les devoirs était plus vague que d'habitude, laissant les élèves confus.

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adjective

Vague, imprécis

Not having a precise meaning.

Examples :

"a vague term of abuse"

un terme d'insulte vague

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adjective

Vague, imprécis, flou

Not clearly defined, grasped, or understood; indistinct; slight.

Examples :

"I haven’t the vaguest idea."

Je n'en ai pas la moindre idée.

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adjective

Flou, vague

Not clearly felt or sensed; somewhat subconscious.

Examples :

"a vague longing"

Une vague nostalgie.

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adjective

Vague, imprécis

Not thinking or expressing one’s thoughts clearly or precisely.

Examples :

"His explanation of the project became vaguer as he realized he hadn't done the research. "

Son explication du projet est devenue plus vague lorsqu'il a réalisé qu'il n'avait pas fait de recherches.

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adjective

Vague, vide

Lacking expression; vacant.

Examples :

"His eyes became vaguer as the medication started to take effect, and he stared blankly ahead. "

Ses yeux sont devenus plus vagues à mesure que le médicament commençait à faire effet, et il a regardé fixement devant lui.

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adjective

Plus vague, flou

Not sharply outlined; hazy.

Examples :

"The instructions for the project were vaguer than expected, leaving many students unsure of what to do. "

Les instructions pour le projet étaient plus vagues que prévu, laissant de nombreux étudiants incertains de ce qu'il fallait faire.

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adjective

Errant, vagabond

Wandering; vagrant; vagabond.

Examples :

"While looking through old family records, I found a reference to my great-grandfather having a "vaguer" lifestyle than I previously thought, suggesting he moved from town to town more often. "

En consultant de vieux documents de famille, j'ai trouvé une référence à mon arrière-grand-père ayant un style de vie plus vagabond que je ne le pensais auparavant, ce qui suggère qu'il déménageait plus souvent d'une ville à l'autre.

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