Clarity:
* Indistinct: Difficult to see or understand clearly.
* Fuzzy: Lacking sharp outlines or boundaries.
* Uncertain: Open to interpretation or doubt.
* Ambiguous: Having multiple possible meanings.
* Unclear: Not easily understood or grasped.
Specificity:
* General: Broad and not specific.
* Abstract: Not concrete or real.
* Imprecise: Lacking accuracy or detail.
* Unfocused: Not directed towards a specific goal or point.
Perception:
* Faint: Weak or barely noticeable.
* Dim: Not bright or strong.
* Remote: Distant or not directly connected.
* Uncertain: Doubtful or unsure.
* Unclear: Not easily understood or remembered.
Examples:
* "I have a vague memory of that event."
* "The instructions were very vague."
* "The future is vague."
In contrast to "vague," something that is clear, precise, and definite would be described as:
* Explicit: Clearly stated or shown.
* Specific: Clearly defined or particular.
* Precise: Accurate and exact.
* Detailed: Giving many facts or descriptions.
* Certain: Sure or confident.