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muzzy

/ˈmʌz.i/

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adjective

/ˈmʌz.i/C2formalbritishobsolete
  • ruУстаревшее прилагательное, означающее умственную спутанность, оцепенение или затуманенность зрения, часто из-за болезни или опьянения.

An old-fashioned adjective meaning mentally confused, dazed, or blurred in vision, often due to illness or intoxication.

  1. Indistinct or hazy in outlineC1informalbritish

    Blurred, unclear, or not sharply defined in appearance.

    ruНечеткий

    • The photograph was muzzy and out of focus.
    • Through the fog, the buildings looked muzzy and distant.
    • His vision went muzzy after the blow to his head.

    Synonymsblurredblurrycloudeddimfuzzyhazyindistinctmistyunclearvague

    Antonymscleardistinctsharp

  2. Confused and vague thinkingC1informalbritish

    A state of mental confusion, fogginess, or lack of clarity in thought.

    ruЗатуманенный

    • After the long flight, my mind felt muzzy and slow.
    • He gave a muzzy explanation that didn't make much sense.
    • The medication made her feel muzzy and disoriented.

    Synonymsbefuddledblearyconfuseddazedfoggyfuzzygroggyhazymuddledwoozy

    Antonymsalertclearheadedlucidsharp

Forms
  • muzzier comparative form
  • muzziest superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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