Examples of using Nebulous in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
Slowly she disappeared in the nebulous woods.
Now that sentence sounds nebulous and fuzzy, and not very objective, does it not?
The grounds for such a decision are nebulous.
It is not really so nebulous as it seems on paper.
I don't know, I can't see the pattern. It's too nebulous.
Galileo has first resolved this"nebulous" object, and reported.
Consider the night sky: vast, abstract and nebulous.
UFO reports, by definition, remain nebulous and not identifiable.
Success& Management(HR magazine) Methods for more repartee: Stay nebulous!
This one contained nebulous terms such as“specific measures” or“other options.”.
Submit synoym for misleading nebulous adjective.
Nationalism is a nebulous and elusive concept which can take on many different forms.
Enemies and allies blur; truth is as nebulous as your identity.
Graphic organizers help structure information that could otherwise be nebulous.
How many times I have peered into their nebulous world and thrown up my hands.
It removes the nebulous"sometime in the future" quality that goal setting sometimes encourages.
The paper paints the coming green order in nebulous and utopian terms.
The sensation is always nebulous and the visitation program inside the"spaceship"(or whatever) usually follows a proven scheme.
The dance part"An Infinite Ending" finally remains nebulous in the truest sense.
There are references to a kind of nebulous liberty and liberties that you think are under attack, but you do not give any examples of that.
Using these new data, astronomers tried to understand the plethora of faint, nebulous objects they were observing.
In very nebulous landscapes, figures emerge that appear relatively innocent and sometimes even unsure in their surroundings.
Any lyrical mention of New York City, however nebulous, will tie the pair together in the eyes of their fans.
Thus one could agree upon the main denominator of a perhaps somewhat diluted religiosity,namely upon the somewhat nebulous common conviction of the Enlightenment.
Chinese ink was selected to represent imprecise, nebulous stains and everything that flows devoid of control in a transient world without defined structure.
A job agency works with the unemployed and creates projects in the narrow, nebulous zone between the real economy and employment politics.
The entire article is nothing but a list of nebulous speculations and incomprehensible platitudes. Taken together, they warn against a danger in a very confused way.
But day-to-day reality will raise problems that this nebulous and ambiguous pact doesn't deal with in any way.
The exchange alone had broughtat least some light for the participants over the thick, nebulous net of political complexity and recommended itself for further interaction.