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Meanings of muzzy in English
Confused and vague; used especially of thinking.
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Examples for "blurred"
Examples for "blurred"
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The field was in a haze; the players blurred in his sight.
2
The number fifty-seven resolved itself from a blurred point of light inside.
3
It's just that often the true meaning of the terms get blurred.
4
After a moment, a second shadow overlaid and blurred his own: Cleaver's.
5
Our generation has blurred forever the traditional line between civilians and soldiers.
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But the selling of said claims by private companies is hazy territory.
2
Wang had found his business idea, although its contours were still hazy.
3
Over fifty.' They were hazy about these things in the Cromwell family.
4
The hazy silhouette of Pelusium was outlined three miles to the south.
5
Sandycove in Dublin shimmered in hazy sunshine, the sea calm and inviting.
1
Cox regression and fuzzy logic rule generation were used for statistical analysis.
2
After these four words, the hundreds that follow sound fuzzy and shapeless.
3
She was orienting herself, after lost days, fuzzy images, time in crates.
4
But fuzzy speeches do little to address substantial economic and fiscal problems.
5
Friendly to a degree, open and honest, yes; warm and fuzzy, no.
1
Photo: supplied Waikato has had foggy mornings and beautifully fine, warm days.
2
The flight left foggy Christchurch this morning, landing in a bluebird day.
3
It is not foggy in Chantilly and the street is very full.
4
The night was foggy and through the fog the moonlight gleamed mysteriously.
5
They had not marched in consequence of the cold and foggy weather.
1
They were blurry, difficult to read, but they were definitely letters; SA.V.GE.
2
The lines are sometimes blurry, making it a difficult subject to tackle.
3
That's all they had... Everything they're doing is quite blurry, he said.
4
The lines between fiction and reality have always been blurry to me.
5
Today Glory would have given her big toe for one blurry snapshot.
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At one point, halfway along the trench, he can see bleary gray-white.
2
As she stepped inside eight or ten bleary men looked her way.
3
Mr Adelson answered the door in shirtsleeves and suspenders, unshaved and bleary.
4
In the bleary light of dawn, Sugar is ready to be excused.
5
The Medic was bleary-eyed and inclined to stagger when they freed him.
Usage of muzzy in English
1
Spencer was still muzzy with painkillers and dazed by an anesthesia-born hangover.
2
Worse still, his head felt muzzy and there was a sneeze brewing.
3
His thoughts were muzzy and he tried to shake the feeling.
4
I tell you, I was paralyzed; my brain was cider muzzy.
5
The kicking stopped, and in the pause the muzzy oracular voice announced from within-
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On deck she found Bima conscious, if muzzy and weak.
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They even got to terms-extremelymuzzy terms, but terms nevertheless.
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He was exhausted; his head throbbed with a muzzy ache.
9
Full of reaver's brain, still muzzy, Averan began to recognize her own precarious situation.
10
As it is, a muzzy-headed sense of inertia prevails.
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But his memory of taking the ancient vow of the Oath-Bound Lords seemed muzzy, incomplete.
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John seemed a capable man, but was occasionally muzzy.
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He waited until the girl's eyes-stillsoft and muzzy-opened
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The Widow Bogart appeared trailing pinkish exclamations, And how is our lovely 'ittle muzzy today!
15
Her eyes went bleared and her head muzzy, as if the world disintegrated around her.
16
It wouldn't put her to sleep, only make her muzzy and-perhaps-moreparanoidthan she was already.
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