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unexplicit

ADJECTIVE
equivocal
Synonyms
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ambiguous ambivalent dubious evasive muddled puzzling unclear vague
WEAK
amphibological borderline clear as mud clouded disreputable fishy fuzzy hazy indefinite indeterminate indistinct misleading muzzy oblique obscure open problematic questionable suspect suspicious tenebrous undecided unintelligible with mixed feelings
Antonyms
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certain clear definite sure
WEAK
determined obvious plain unequivocal unquestionable
ADJECTIVE
tenebrous
Synonyms
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ambiguous amphibological caliginous dim dingy dusk dusky equivocal gloomy lightless murky obscure shadowy shady somber sunless uncertain unclear unilluminated unintelligible unlit vague
Antonyms
WEAK
inviting light
ADJECTIVE
unintelligible
Synonyms
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illegible impenetrable incomprehensible indecipherable meaningless opaque unfathomable vague
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ambiguous equivocal fathomless inarticulate incognizable incoherent indistinct inexplicit jumbled muddled obscure tenebrous uncertain unclear ungraspable unknowable unreadable
Antonyms
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clear comprehensible decipherable fathomable intelligible understandable
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meaningful
ADJECTIVE
vague
Synonyms
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ambiguous dubious equivocal faint fuzzy hazy imprecise lax nebulous obscure uncertain unclear unsure
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amorphous amphibological bewildering bleary blurred cloudy dark dim doubtful dreamlike enigmatic generalized ill-defined impalpable indefinite indeterminate indistinct inexplicable loose misunderstood muddy perplexing problematic puzzling questionable shadowy superficial tenebrous undetermined unintelligible unknown unsettled unspecified
Antonyms
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apparent certain clear definite determined distinct explicit obvious plain secure sure

Example Sentences

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It was brief, unexplicit, and though perfectly kind and tender, peremptory.

From The International Monthly, Volume 3, No. 2, May, 1851 by Various

The term infiltration, which has been much employed for explaining mineral appearances, is too vague, imperfect, or unexplicit, for science, whether as the means of knowing nature, or the subject of confutation.

From Theory of the Earth, Volume 1 (of 4) by Hutton, James

The Jewish prophets did not arrive at their ideas about God without a great deal of hard thinking, though the thinking is for the most part unexplicit and the mode of expression poetic.

From Philosophy and Religion Six Lectures Delivered at Cambridge by Rashdall, Hastings