Full and Vague

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Full

Full adjective - Including many small descriptive features.
Usage example: a very full description of the city's cultural offerings
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Vague is an antonym for full.
Nearby Words: fully, fullness, fuller, fulled

Vague

Vague adjective - Not expressed in precise terms.
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Full is an antonym for vague.
Nearby Words: vagueness, vaguely
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  • Literature / Thursday Next Hilarity Sues: The rules of international croquet are so vague and full of loopholes that as well as a team of players, each teams fields a team of lawyers (complete with substitutes) who constantly try to bend the rules their way.
    Source: Literature / Thursday Next
  • Human Subspecies Life is by nature extremely diverse and not always easy to categorize, so the absolute exact scientific definitions of words like race and sub-species are pretty vague and full of exceptions.
    Source: Human Subspecies
  • Investigative staff should be trained, at minimum, in proper police procedure and be capable of giving descriptions in helpful full sentences instead of vague "I saw it" or Purple Prose.
    Source: Just For Fun / If I Am Ever Head of an Alien Monitoring Agency
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