Vagueity

Adj.

The quaity of being overly general, vague, or possessing an unclear meaning.

"The vagueity of this sentence gives it a nearly incomprehensible quality I am not sure how to comprehend."

by darkness_imperium August 16, 2023

Vagueity

Noun.

The state of being unclear, overly-general, or vague in meaning.

"The vagueity of this sentence gives it an incomprehensible quality, one I am not sure how to comprehend."

by darkness_imperium August 16, 2023

vaguety

Vague meets ambiguity meets vacuity. A term to describe a thing or group of things devoid of specifics.

My apologies for the vaguety, I was speaking of the NATO type countries, not the entire world.

by usenet*slut September 10, 2004

vaguity

Of or relating to something that is vague.

Perhaps you could rephrase you're question with a little less vaguity?

by Deconus December 12, 2005

vaguelity

Vaguelity is a form of a many-valued time reference (e.g. soon, later, sometime, etc...) or probabilistic interpretations of treaties and contracts (e.g. loophole); it deals with reasoning that is approximate rather than fixed and exact.

Time Referenced

Child Riding in Car: When are we going to get there?
Parent Driving Car: Soon

Probabilistic Interpretation
The loophole he is trying to use is the vaguelity of the UN treaty claiming that only nations and govenments can't stake claim to the moon.

by amammothsparkler August 27, 2013

vaguety

a nebulous state of affair(s), conjoining in an indeterminant fashion

the vaguety with which we doggeralize the words we use to simtify Our existence could not be farther from "the Truth'

by TimsterFin January 1, 2006