sketchy in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

sketchy in the PONS Dictionary

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Details of his life are sketchy, though there are court documents that prove that in the 1770s he was accused of heresy.
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The character's real name is unknown and details of his background are sketchy.
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Other than those sketchy facts, there is so little physical description of him that the reader is not even sure what he looks like.
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Early reports are sketchy, although the club was competitive and match reports can be viewed in early newspapers up to 1914.
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Some early videophones employed very low data transmission rates with a resulting sketchy video quality.
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Definitions, axioms and postulates lead to propositions with proofs which are somewhat sketchy at times, leaving the reader to complete the argument.
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It became more common to arrange sketchy jazz combo compositions for big band after the bop era.
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There is no resident doctor, no full-time physiotherapist, no dietician:: no laboratory, no space to use what sketchy equipment is available.
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There is a sketchy chronicle of the score incubation.
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The material at that point was hazy, sketchy.
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