nebulous
Pronunciation: [ˈnɛbjələs]
Word
Context: "clarity"
(adjective) when something is not clear or is hard to understand. Imagine trying to see through fog; you can’t see everything clearly, and that’s what nebulous means.
Example
Her explanation of the concept was a bit nebulous, but I think I got the main idea.
Example
The teacher's instructions were not nebulous at all; they were very clear and easy to follow.
Example
Can you make your thoughts less nebulous so that everyone can understand?
Context: "ideas"
(adjective) when ideas or plans are vague or not well-defined. It’s like trying to grab a cloud; you can’t really catch what isn’t clear.
Example
The project plan was still in a nebulous stage, with many details yet to be finalized.
Example
Her plan is concrete, not nebulous, with specific steps laid out for success.
Example
Why do you think your ideas are still nebulous?
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