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Daliu Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Fuzzy vs vague
My idea is fuzzy. My idea is vague. What's the difference?
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daliu What's the difference? Register. 'vague' is in a slightly higher register than 'fuzzy'.
- daliu What's the difference?
- Register.
- 'vague' is in a slightly higher register than 'fuzzy'.
- In other words, the meaning is the same, but you should feel that it's a little more appropriate to use the word 'vague' when speaking to a professor, whereas you can use 'fuzzy' with a close friend.
- CJ
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daliu What's the difference?
Register. 'vague' is in a slightly higher register than 'fuzzy'.
In other words, the meaning is the same, but you should feel that it's a little more appropriate to use the word 'vague' when speaking to a professor, whereas you can use 'fuzzy' with a close friend.
CJ
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