Use it when you're unsure or don't want to specify details.

Subtle Vagueness

Perfect for when an exact description isn't necessary or known.

Indefinite Description

To convey that there are more complexities than you can describe.

Use when something is true to an extent but not fully or exactly.

Helps to soften a statement, showing less certainty or commitment.

To indicate that the statement that follows is an estimate or guess.

To suggest a likeness without claiming exactness.

Helps indicate that a concept is not strictly defined.

Suits when explaining things in an informal or conversational context.