Close
Close adjective - Meeting the highest standard of accuracy.
Usage example: a close analysis of the box-office performance of action movies
Vague
Vague adjective - Not expressed in precise terms.
Both words in one sentence
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Vague Age: Adding to Sun Ra's mystery was the fact that his birth date remained a mystery until close around his death.
Source: Music / Sun Ra - Umibozu doesn't, but they end up running a restaurant together; exactly how close they are stays vague.
Source: Wife Husbandry -
If it connects, red curtains close over the screen for a few seconds, during which silhouettes provide a vague idea of what she's doing to her opponent.
Source: Relax-o-Vision
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