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Comparative for not clearly defined in expression or meaning
Comparative for having no fixed or known limits or boundaries
Comparative for lasting forever or without a specified end
Comparative for ambiguous or not clearly defined
Comparative for not detectable or too small in magnitude to be observed
Comparative for supposed but not necessarily real or true
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Comparative for not clearly defined in expression or meaning
vaguer
unclearer
obscurer
hazier
fuzzier
fainter
shadowier
blurrier
dimmer
foggier
mistier
murkier
blearier
looser
gauzier
paler
broader
unsurer
muzzier
woollier
UK
woolier
US
wider
sketchier
abstruser
cloudier
rougher
darker
muddier
obliquer
subtler
deeper
sublimer
iffier
trickier
grayer
US
greyer
UK
squishier
shiftier
shadier
smokier
hinkier
freer
commoner
lighter
closer
nearer
cruder
chancier
feebler
slipperier
cagier
dreamier
filmier
weaker
dodgier
dicier
flimsier
shakier
blacker
falser
wider open
fragiler
fickler
harder
difficulter
denser
more indistinct
more ambiguous
more imprecise
more nebulous
more uncertain
more indeterminate
more inexact
more equivocal
more blurred
more indistinguishable
more confused
more dubious
more unsettled
more doubtful
more opaque
more blear
more intangible
more general
more unknown
more unspecific
more undependable
more noncommittal
more evasive
more indeterminable
more innumerable
more ill-defined
more enigmatic
more cryptic
more elusive
more puzzling
more indescribable
more questionable
more unfocused
more undefinable
more mysterious
more inexpressible
more inconclusive
more undescribable
more debatable
more unintelligible
more impalpable
more indiscernible
more undecided
more inconceivable
more incommunicable
more enigmatical
more unutterable
more unspeakable
more arcane
more uncommunicable
more inenarrable
more confusing
more unimaginable
more clouded
more perplexing
more abstract
more muddled
more untellable
more inscrutable
more ambivalent
more approximate
more mystic
more unthinkable
more occult
more tenebrous
more nondescript
more unspecifiable
more nebulose
more Delphic
more double-edged
more open
more imperceptible
more borderline
more misleading
more up in the air
more unbelievable
more indecisive
more faded
more unformed
more unresolved
more hidden
more formless
more imperfect
more incoherent
more unfathomable
more inaccurate
more incalculable
more recondite
more inexplicable
more disorganized
US
more gnomic
more elliptical
more arguable
more preternatural
more roundabout
more disorganised
UK
more bewildering
more fuliginous
more unestablished
more amphibological
more tenuous
more unascertained
more arbitrary
more sweeping
more inexpressable
more incomprehensible
more secret
more flexible
more baffling
more given
more certain
more overall
more unpredictable
more basic
more approximative
more deceptive
more generic
more contradictory
more mixed
more indiscriminate
more incorporeal
more unmeticulous
more unrigorous
more in-between
more indirect
more obfuscatory
more amorphous
more liberal
more insubstantial
more circumlocutory
more circuitous
more remote
more esoteric
more mystifying
more inchoate
more speculative
more unrecognizable
US
more unexplicit
more vacillating
more distant
more elusory
more intermediate
more unobtrusive
more conflicting
more polysemic
more polysemantic
more multivocal
more bleached
more unsound
more unexpressible
more complex
more generalized
US
more dubitable
more unsubstantial
more incomplete
more covert
more suspicious
more shrouded
more addled
more dreamlike
more apocryphal
more duplicitous
more superficial
more coarse-grained
more illusory
more disreputable
more cursory
more problematical
more crepuscular
more woolly-headed
more woolly-minded
more incognizable
more visionary
more unforeseeable
more shuffling
more devious
more cunning
more inadequate
more perfunctory
more mystical
more unrevealed
more deceitful
more unclassified
more indeterminant
more inconspicuous
more undistinct
more unprecise
more unscientific
more subliminal
more uninformative
more generalised
UK
more sophistical
more clandestine
more coded
more in question
more fugitive
more insensible
more irresolute
more impressionistic
more undivulged
more changeable
more random
more wavering
more fluid
more tentative
more uncommitted
more suspect
more insignificant
more pending
more unperceived
more unsubstantiated
more unconvincing
more fluctuant
more ❯
“But should so vague and
indefinite
a threat to peace be sufficient reason for military intervention?”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having no fixed or known limits or boundaries
vaster
immenser
greater
huger
wider open
deeper
lavisher
fuller
larger
plentifuller
iffier
ampler
rifer
steadier
chancier
extremer
thicker
mightier
lanker
minter
richer
more limitless
more unlimited
more immeasurable
more indeterminate
more infinite
more unknown
more boundless
more fathomless
more illimitable
more unbounded
more uncertain
more undecided
more unfathomable
more unresolved
more unrestricted
more unsettled
more incalculable
more interminable
more everlasting
more cosmic
more constant
more incessant
more undying
more amaranthine
more extensive
more enduring
more uninterrupted
more unceasing
more abundant
more monotonous
more unfailing
more multitudinous
more deathless
more unsurpassable
more abounding
more incomprehensible
more self-perpetuating
more tremendous
more profound
more abysmal
more innumerable
more unplumbed
more enormous
more indeterminable
more unsounded
more unflagging
more perdurable
more persistent
more total
more absolute
more unmeasured
more supertemporal
more soundless
more unconditional
more uncalculable
more innumerous
more considerable
more massive
more unmeasurable
more colossal
more yawning
more cavernous
more chasmic
more gaping
more numerous
more manifold
more multifarious
more copious
more voluminous
more populous
more prodigious
more divers
more permanent
more bountiful
more multifold
more profuse
more abiding
more dateless
more diverse
more unremitting
more plenteous
more priceless
more invaluable
more chasmal
more capricious
more fluctuant
more erratic
more relentless
more plumbless
more unrelenting
more deep-set
more lasting
more uncharted
more monstrous
more gigantic
more mammoth
more staggering
more titanic
more timeless
more ageless
more bounteous
more generous
more prevalent
more varied
more teeming
more assorted
more frequent
more replete
more rampant
more liberal
more motley
more large-scale
more disparate
more mixed
more miscellaneous
more termless
more ❯
“Likewise, there is an interval of a similarly
indefinite
length of time between the injection of the remedial serum and the lowering of the speculative fever.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for lasting forever or without a specified end
steadfaster
firmer
steadier
faster
longer-lasting
older
longer-term
longer-running
stauncher
longer
harder
securer
more everlasting
more enduring
more lasting
more permanent
more abiding
more undying
more timeless
more deathless
more unchanging
more dateless
more ageless
more perdurable
more infinite
more boundless
more unceasing
more illimitable
more amaranthine
more termless
more agelong
more atemporal
more constant
more persistent
more fixed
more unalterable
more durable
more immovable
more undeviating
more indelible
more indissoluble
more set
more irreparable
more unvarying
more regular
more established
more settled
more incessant
more interminable
more unfailing
more uninterrupted
more unremitting
more stable
more classic
more relentless
more anti-aging
more uniform
more consistent
more unchanged
more resolute
more reliable
more sustained
more unwavering
more unrelenting
more unfaltering
more chronic
more unrelieved
more unflagging
more unwaning
more repeated
more frequent
more repetitive
more inextinguishable
more unabated
more indefatigable
more aeonian
more interminate
more oft-repeated
more prolonged
more unswerving
more prevailing
more long-lived
more persevering
more monotonous
more unyielding
more connected
more unwearying
more limitless
more phoenixlike
more habitual
more dogged
more undiminished
more unshakable
more tenacious
more inveterate
more unmerciful
more seasonal
more incorruptible
more memorable
more stalwart
more unlimited
more protracted
more looped
more spun out
more strung out
more unwearied
more assiduous
more diligent
more inexorable
more unsparing
more unalleviated
more sedulous
more dependable
more ingrained
more inexpungible
more ❯
“Courts can generally order an offender to serve an
indefinite
sentence.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for ambiguous or not clearly defined
unclearer
iffier
unsurer
dodgier
vaguer
hinkier
leerier
cagier
hazier
chancier
wishy-washier
fickler
infirmer
loather
shakier
lother
obscurer
flimsier
rougher
more borderline
more uncertain
more debatable
more undecided
more arguable
more unsettled
more equivocal
more disputable
more moot
more doubtful
more dubious
more questionable
more controversial
more open
more ambiguous
more indeterminate
more indecisive
more ambivalent
more dubitable
more contentious
more disputed
more marginal
more unclassifiable
more inexact
more up in the air
more unresolved
more irresolute
more tentative
more wavering
more vacillating
more hesitant
more pending
more unconvinced
more divided
more inconclusive
more sceptical
UK
more distrustful
more skeptical
US
more mistrustful
more suspicious
more contingent
more uncommitted
more incomplete
more noncommittal
more confused
more touch-and-go
more betwixt and between
more suspect
more unknown
more doubtable
more perplexed
more vexed
more clouded
more diffident
more faithless
more agnostic
more unpredictable
more speculative
more undependable
more pendent
more vacillant
more volatile
more fluctuant
more neutral
more controvertible
more unprovable
more unreliable
more unestablished
more unascertained
more reticent
more indisposed
more negotiable
more apocryphal
more spurious
more outstanding
more reluctant
more occult
more cryptic
more hypothetical
more enigmatic
more contradictory
more confusing
more conflicting
more insecure
more untrusty
more unsavory
US
more questioning
more unsavoury
UK
more unassured
more in question
more halting
more unconfident
more dependent
more probationary
more unconvincing
more unproved
more unsatisfactory
more unfateful
more unsound
more inadequate
more lacking
more groundless
more uneventful
more deficient
more unsatisfying
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for not detectable or too small in magnitude to be observed
slighter
minuter
fainter
finer
smaller
subtler
tinier
shadowier
vaguer
unclearer
obscurer
lighter
teeny-weenier
sheerer
thinner
slenderer
feebler
more imperceptible
more impalpable
more indistinguishable
more unnoticeable
more undetectable
more indiscernible
more indistinct
more infinitesimal
more unapparent
more gradual
more microscopic
more inconsequential
more insensible
more negligible
more minuscule
more unobtrusive
more inconspicuous
more ephemeral
more imperceivable
more insignificant
more trivial
more evanescent
more imponderable
more inconsiderable
more momentary
more undistinguishable
more illusive
more tenuous
more elusive
more implied
more attenuate
more ethereal
more attenuated
more intangible
more hidden
more undiscernible
more token
more shrunken
more stunted
more indetectable
more untraceable
more minimal
more unconspicuous
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for supposed but not necessarily real or true
vaguer
uselesser
likelier
purer
possibler
unearthlier
rougher
deeper
abstruser
more hypothetical
more theoretical
more conjectural
more speculative
more suppositional
more presumed
more notional
more assumed
more academic
more putative
more theoretic
more suppositious
more imaginary
more presumptive
more suspect
more doubtful
more uncertain
more unreal
more debatable
more assumptive
more contingent
more disputable
more questionable
more contestable
more indeterminate
more provisory
more stochastic
more abstract
more conceptual
more unpragmatic
more unrealistic
more impractical
more philosophical
more general
more suppositive
more irrelevant
more ideal
more apparent
more supposititious
more intellectual
more hypothetic
more reputed
more tentative
more asserted
more ostensible
more unsubstantiated
more unproved
more seeming
more ideological
more ostensive
more evident
more inferential
more rumored
US
more idealised
UK
more transcendental
more analytical
more imaginative
more accepted
more understood
more transcendent
more expected
more groundless
more logical
more quixotic
more problematical
more given
more tacit
more anticipated
more recondite
more acknowledged
more professed
more formalistic
more experimental
more probable
more fundamental
more basic
more unpractical
more esoteric
more intangible
more immaterial
more paradigmatic
more fanciful
more illusory
more visionary
more pedantic
more suspicious
more projected
more approximate
more specious
more presumptuous
more promising
more figured
more dubious
more hopeful
more recognized
US
more recognised
UK
more supernatural
more profound
more incorporeal
more oversubtle
more mystical
more numinous
more philosophic
more high-flown
more liable
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having no distinct shape or form
vaguer
baggier
blobbier
freer
saggier
slouchier
more formless
more unstructured
more unformed
more amorphous
more unshaped
more nebulous
more indeterminate
more irregular
more inchoate
more amorphic
more indistinct
more undeveloped
more fluid
more misshapen
more asymmetrical
more ill-defined
more structureless
more unshapen
more characterless
more nondescript
more sagging
more unshapely
more inelegant
more ill-fitting
Adjective
▲
Comparative for ever-changing
unsteadier
fickler
flakier
US
flightier
moodier
giddier
iffier
peakier
shiftier
patchier
spottier
slipperier
freer
chancier
quirkier
flukier
jerkier
wilder
dicier
shorter-lived
crotchetier
easier
more kaleidoscopic
more fluid
more variable
more inconstant
more mutable
more unpredictable
more changeable
more mobile
more protean
more unstable
more uncertain
more varied
more volatile
more chameleonic
more changeful
more labile
more inconsistent
more unsettled
more temperamental
more capricious
more mercurial
more skittish
more turbulent
more flexible
more adaptable
more adjustable
more explosive
more erratic
more irregular
more wavering
more vacillating
more unreliable
more undependable
more whimsical
more impulsive
more uneven
more fitful
more wayward
more fluctuant
more movable
more excitable
more up in the air
more moving
more active
more bipolar
more irrepressible
more versatile
more vagarious
more elastic
more irresolute
more random
more dynamic
more alterable
more spasmodic
more unequal
more everchanging
more transitory
more variational
more roving
more ephemeral
more dubious
more scattershot
more freakish
more arbitrary
more desultory
more transient
more unsteadfast
more faithless
more sporadic
more tempestuous
more flowing
more stayless
more unequable
more episodic
more untrustworthy
more checkered
US
more amenable
more episodical
more irrational
more ambiguous
more inexact
more progressive
more intermittent
more frivolous
more tottering
more fleeting
more momentary
more vacillant
more staggering
more adaptive
more modifiable
more discretionary
more ungovernable
more faddish
more meandering
more directionless
more chance
more nomadic
more undirected
more incalculable
more forgiving
more vicissitudinous
more agitated
more variant
more indecisive
more vagrant
more restless
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having a pale or gray color
paler
beiger
grayer
US
greyer
UK
duller
drabber
buffer
flatter
puttier
more neutral
more colourless
UK
more washed out
more indistinct
more toneless
more sand
more achromatic
more achromic
more taupe
more insipid
more colorless
US
Adjective
▲
(
of a mixture or effect
)
Comparative for delicately complex and understated
subtler
fainter
softer
vaguer
gentler
paler
slighter
simpler
mellower
feebler
quieter
more understated
more delicate
more modest
more subdued
more imperceptible
more inconspicuous
more indistinct
more minimalist
more conservative
more softened
more stifled
more unsubstantial
more discreet
more muffled
more negligible
more unobtrusive
more enervated
more indirect
more neutral
more repressed
more restrained
more suggestive
more unassuming
more low-key
more washed out
Adjective
▲
Comparative for not supported or proven by evidence
weaker
flimsier
dodgier
iffier
fishier
more unsubstantiated
more groundless
more unsupported
more questionable
more unsound
more dubious
more spurious
more unreasonable
more uncorroborated
more unreliable
more unwarranted
more doubtful
more tenuous
more unjustified
more suspect
more invalid
more conjectural
more speculative
more uncertain
more unjustifiable
more undependable
more debatable
more nebulous
more disputable
more unattested
more arguable
more dubitable
more untrustworthy
more unestablished
more controversial
more suspicious
more suppositious
more suppositive
more assumed
more presumed
Adjective
▲
Comparative for lacking exactness and accuracy of expression or detail
faultier
falser
more imprecise
more wrong
more incorrect
more erroneous
more inaccurate
more inexact
more invalid
more mistaken
more awry
more defective
more fallacious
more flawed
more unreliable
more unsound
more untrue
more falsified
more off
more off-base
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