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Meanings of very hazy in English
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Usage of very hazy in English
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Afterwards, the happenings of the day were very hazy in Georgina's mind.
2
The wind blew fresh at east and east-south-east with very hazy weather.
3
Unlike LinkedIn, Facebook has a very hazy boundary between social and professional.
4
Fresh gales at E, and E S E, with very hazy weather.
5
Rockets seen through a very hazy atmosphere; a rumbling detonation heard.
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Fresh breezes E N E, and fair weather, but very hazy.
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Gwen had a very hazy remembrance of how she did her preparation that afternoon.
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At 3 P.M. wind and sea high; very hazy.
9
You are right in supposing that my memory about American geology has grown very hazy.
10
The definitions of victim and perpetrator become very hazy.
11
I muttered something about congratulating a lucky dog, but it was all very hazy to me.
12
Fresh breezes and fine weather, but very hazy.
13
So it's all very hazy and jumbled up.
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I see! replied Le Gardeur, looking very hazy.
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The memory, however, is very , very hazy.
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The morning is very hazy, and I cannot see distinctly; besides, my eyes are again very bad.
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