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Meanings of turbid in English
Usage of turbid in English
1
This turbid air is like suffocation to the eyes; I cannot see.
2
The reflection of the turbid current showed that it was flowing swiftly.
3
At last it broke through the black surface of the turbid flood.
4
Every stream poured into the river, which swelled in its turbid course.
5
The streams they met with were turbid, and full to the brim.
6
On the one side it was turbid and gray, and perfectly opaque.
7
Far below it the turbid Catawba gleamed yellow along its disconsolate valley.
8
My eyes turned to the Lacinian promontory, dark upon the turbid sea.
9
I peered at its turbid surface in search of a magic picture.
10
Still they stand, a hold unshaken, while the turbid stream of life
11
A large lake when it becomes turbid, resumes its tranquillity of itself.
12
To make turbid the inward parts of Tiâmat; they followed in his train.
13
The turbid water lashed by on the heels of the ice-run.
14
The Hylozoist only shakes it up, and renders the whole turbid.
15
A silence ensued in which their mood threatened to darken and grow turbid.
16
The aqueous solution of the compounds turned turbid quickly upon heating.
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Turbid through the time
Turbid across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common