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Meanings of indistinct in English
Portuguese
indistinto Spanish
impreciso Usage of indistinct in English
1
It was written in pencil; and the handwriting was irregular and indistinct.
2
She read in the indistinct light the confidential words of the deceased.
3
The distance and the figure's indistinct form made it difficult to read.
4
The sound of voices in the yard grew indistinct and far away.
5
They were indistinct and could have been animals, I thought at first.
6
Unfortunately the rest of the phrase was lost in an indistinct murmur.
7
In the later-printed copies the foot of this engraving is most indistinct.
8
Haze, soft and indistinct lay in the valley and on the hills.
9
Only images of indistinct figures, figures that drifted past her, going somewhere.
10
But it was utterly indistinct; the imperfect recollection simply of a sensation.
11
Trails are muddy here, sometimes indistinct, but they soon become clear again.
12
The image is beautiful; but the diction is elaborately intricate, rhetorically indistinct.
13
People visible inside the store, indistinct images behind damp-streaked and sign-plastered glass.
14
An exclamation began in his throat which ended in an indistinct gurgle.
15
The floor heaved and the quiet figure on the stretcher got indistinct.
16
The axe, too, in some indistinct way felt good in his hand.
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Indistinct across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common