vagissate in a sentence

v. i.

Definition

Vagissate: to express ideas or proposals in a vague or unclear manner, often leading to confusion or lack of clarity.

The committee decided to vagissate their proposal until further research could be conducted.
In the meeting, she tended to vagissate her points, making it hard for others to follow her argument.
Rather than taking a firm stance, he chose to vagissate, hoping to keep all parties satisfied.
The manager's tendency to vagissate during negotiations often led to confusion among team members.
To avoid conflict, they would vagissate their plans, leaving details vague and open to interpretation.