Definition of "vaguer" []

• Comparative form of vague: more vague (adjective)

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• "These gentlemen set forth, in terms vaguer than can be reproduced, that her object in coming to America was to get money to go back to Italy; and the whole document had so fictitious an air that it made us doubt even the nationality of the bearer; but we were put to shame by the decent joy she manifested in an Italian salutation."
• "I did not grasp that schizophrenia is a much vaguer concept than I imagined."
• "At some point, Larry Page noted that the flaw with those names was that people could all too easily Google them; something vaguer was needed."