Plain
Vague
Vague adjective - Not expressed in precise terms.
Usage example: gave as vague a reply as he could, hoping not to give away the surprise
Both words in one sentence
- Modern literature is filled with examples of vague prophecies that are stoppable, twist-able, or just plain wrong since You Can't Fight Fate fell out of favor and was replaced by Screw Destiny.
- This leaves a lot of things vague, unexplained or just plain weird. Ms.
Source: Film / Conquest - They're too short, too long, too vague, or just plain wrong.
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