vago

the vague concept of justice varies across cultures.

she gave a vague answer to my direct question.

i have only a vague idea of what happened that night.

the witness had a vague memory of the suspect's face.

his description of the event was too vague to be useful.

there was a vague suspicion that something was wrong.

she felt a vague sense of unease in the empty house.

the company's plans for expansion remained vague.

he made only vague promises about future improvements.

the threat in his message was vague but concerning.

they discussed a vague notion of fairness without specifics.

my plans for next summer are still vague at this point.