vague
Common misspellings:
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- vaugue (5.0%)
- vaig (0.9%)
- vag (0.5%)
- vaugely (0.5%)
- vaue (0.9%)
- vauge (69.2%)
- vaige (1.4%)
- vage (20.4%)
- vagely (0.5%)
- vegue (0.9%)
Usage examples for vague:
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Rowland answered her questions; to the last he gave a vague affirmative.
"Roderick Hudson" – Henry James -
A dozen vague fears shot through his mind in a moment.
"The Squire's Daughter" – Silas K(itto) Hocking -
Something vague moved deep down in the Colonel; he stretched out his hand.
"The Dark Flower" – John Galsworthy -
Everything was vague but that something had happened was obvious, and also that that something was pretty serious.
"Men, Women and Guns" – H. C. (Herman Cyril) McNeile