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Meanings of fogginess in English
Catalan
vaguetat The quality of being indistinct and without sharp outlines.
Usage of fogginess in English
1
Well, some of the fogginess of bygone months may roll in this week.
2
At once there was a noticeable fogginess in the air where Arcot had been.
3
Now I'm on medication... a nerve pain medication, which also can cause some fogginess.
4
Post-concussion syndrome involves headaches, mental fogginess, fatigue, and difficulty concentrating or sleeping, among other symptoms.
5
I think there is some fogginess regarding when things are going to pick up, Molchanov said.
6
One of the most common side effects of a drug-drug interaction is mental fogginess or confusion.
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Feeling my lips tingling and fogginess enter my head, I knew what was about to happen.
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Shaking fogginess from her brain,she stood slowly, warily turning her head to peek over the snowbank.
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The fogginess I'd felt since waking vanished.
10
He ran his hand across his eyes as though to brush away some filmy fogginess of vision.
11
The fogginess of my evenings bothered me.
12
Often-perhaps most often-abstraction means only mental fogginess.
13
Other symptoms include, pain, mental fogginess, light and noise sensitivities, as well as trouble with memory and sleep.
14
Josey shivered despite her fogginess.
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And before she knew where she was, she had shot right into the middle of its cold, wet fogginess.
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He said children should see a doctor if they notice ongoing problems such as headache or fogginess after a concussion.
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