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Nebulous

usgb/ˈnebjələs/Volume
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Abstract IdeasPlay
Use 'nebulous' for subjects that are difficult to grasp or don't have a physical form. SlideHis motivations remained nebulous even after the long discussion.
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Lack of DetailPlay
'Nebulous' implies something is missing specifics that can lead to misunderstanding. SlideHer directions were nebulous, so we got lost.
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Feeling of UncertaintyPlay
'Nebulous' often captures a feeling of being unsure or indecisive. SlideThe company's future plans are nebulous at this point.