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Meanings of muddiness in English
A mental state characterized by a lack of clear and orderly thought and behavior.
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Examples for "sloppiness"
Examples for "sloppiness"
1
This sloppiness speaks to one of the true tragedies of the case.
2
And one thing Honor had learned long ago was that sloppiness spread.
3
Their complaints about the slowness and sloppiness of the service were loud.
4
In the real world, visual cues correct any sloppiness in sensing movements.
5
There were moments of sloppiness combined with the sublime in England's fielding.
1
Her pupils appeared enlarged, and the whites of her eyes had a wateriness of morbid reflection.
Usage of muddiness in English
1
Air has entered the flasks, and the observed muddiness is the result.
2
Impaired sensitiveness of the paper, want of vigor, tinged whites, muddiness, indicate dampness.
3
That moral muddiness is what gives the show its particular charge.
4
Contrasted with the Ohio, the Mississippi had nothing to show but breadth and muddiness.
5
A sharp frightened gleam awoke in his eyes-andwas smothered by the deepening muddiness.
6
It doesn't offer a resolution to life's muddiness, but it offers a moment of clarity.
7
Her complexion was losing its muddiness and spottiness; her step had become light and brisk.
8
I did not wish to drink the wine, for it had in it a certain muddiness.
9
As we drew near I saw that they combined an extreme muddiness with an unusual elasticity.
10
At Blithedale, no inclemency of sky or muddiness of earth had ever impeded her daily walks.
11
With bass-heavy tracks, the Atom delivers plenty of power and control, absent of any distortion or muddiness.
12
Make that deep blue light as clear and bright as you can, forcing out any muddiness or occlusion.
13
Mrs. Eddy's success in literature arose from the extreme muddiness of her thinking and her opacity in expression.
14
Her complexion already began to show a tendency to muddiness, and when her lips parted, they showed decay of teeth.
15
A certain Gothic greyness and flatness and muddiness through which the Cambridge spirit struggles to its destiny, he concealed from her.
16
The startling wetness of water excites and intoxicates me: the fieriness of fire, the steeliness of steel, the unutterable muddiness of mud.
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