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Meaning of Vague | Babel Free

Noun CEFR C1 Standard
veɪɡ

Definitions

  1. An indefinite expanse.
  2. A wandering; a vagary.
    obsolete

Equivalents

العربية مبهم
Български неопределен неясен
Català vague
Čeština vágní
Deutsch leicht nebelhaft schwach undeutlich ungenau ungewiss unklar vage verschwommen
Ελληνικά αόριστος ασαφής
Esperanto svaga
Español desvaído difumado difuminado esfuminado impreciso vago
Eesti ebaselge
فارسی مبهم
Suomi epämääräinen epäselvä epätarkka hämärä ympäripyöreä
Français vague vague vague
Galego impreciso vago
Italiano vago
日本語 曖昧 漠 漠然とした 縕
ქართული ბუნდოვანი გაუგებარი გაურკვეველი
Қазақша белгісіз
한국어 偎 흐리다
Kurdî muphem
Latina vagus
Te Reo Māori hārau
Македонски магловит нејасен неодреден
Nederlands vaag
Polski niejasny
Português vago
Русский неопределенный нечёткий неясный расплывчатый
Svenska oklar våg
Türkçe anlaşılmaz belirsiz bulanık karanlık muğlak müphem şüpheli üstü kapalı
Українська нея́сни́й
Tiếng Việt mơ hồ mông lung

Examples

“The gray vague of unsympathizing sea / That dragged his fancy from her moorings back / To shores inhospitable of eldest time.”
“[T]he Scots had some leasure to plaie their vagues”

CEFR level

C1
Advanced
This word is part of the CEFR C1 vocabulary — advanced level.
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See also

Vaguely Vagueness vaguepost Vaguer vaguery Vaguest

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