vaguely

ThinkProgress calls the premise “uncomfortable and vaguely sad.”

It actually kept the government open all year and manage to pass something vaguely resembling a budget.

He once told me that he only vaguely understood “the mechanical aspects of sex” until he was in his early twenties.

For most of his career, Savalas (1922-1994) could pass for a vaguely exciting yet essentially non-threatening “exotic ethnic.”

“Missions” essentially consist of annihilating all means of transportation in small, vaguely Middle Eastern/African cities.

He glanced aside, and saw an exceedingly pretty, dark face, which looked vaguely familiar.

The fact that her fortune was vaguely threatened did not cause her anxiety: she scarcely realized it.

The thought of dying had not yet even vaguely occurred to him, though, for that matter, he had no fear of death.

There was a faint, pleasant odor lingering in the room—a vaguely familiar odor.

Tewnes, Tunis; vaguely put for some distant and wealthy town; see ll.