unspecific
/ (ˌʌnspɪˈsɪfɪk) /
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adjective
not explicit, particular, or definite
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Words nearby unspecific
unsound, unsourced, unsparing, unspeak, unspeakable, unspecific, unspecified, unspectacular, unspent, unsphere, unspoiled
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How to use unspecific in a sentence
Dawn is upbeat yet unspecific, avoiding the potential irony Churchill warned of when an overconfidently named mission goes poorly.
She did offer up a few studiously unspecific opinions and policy proposals.
Even though its 272 words were delivered in two minutes and it was gloriously unspecific.