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in a way that is not clear, precise, or detailed
He described the event vaguely, leaving out important details.
His description was unclear and lacked specifics.
The instructions were vaguely worded, making them hard to follow.
The instructions were ambiguous and not well-defined.
Often used to describe memories, descriptions, or instructions that lack clarity.
Use 'vaguely' to describe something that is not clearly defined or remembered.
Avoid using 'vaguely' too frequently, as it can make your writing or speech seem unclear or imprecise.
From Middle English 'vaguely,' from Old French 'vaguer,' meaning 'to wander,' from Latin 'vagari,' meaning 'to wander.'
Often used to describe memories, descriptions, or instructions that lack clarity. Can also imply a lack of attention or effort.