indistinct

• Descreve algo pouco nítido, vago ou difícil de distinguir, frequentemente aplicado a sons, formas ou lembranças.

Describes something that is not clear, sharp, or easily distinguishable, often referring to sounds, shapes, or memories.

1. Not clearly perceivedB2formal

   Not able to be seen, heard, or perceived clearly; faint or blurred.

   Pouco nítido

   • The figure in the fog was indistinct and mysterious.
   • Her voice was indistinct due to the poor phone connection.
   • Through the rain, the buildings looked indistinct.

   Sinônimosblurreddimfaintfuzzyhazyindefiniteobscureshadowyunclearvague

   Antônimosapparentaudiblecleardistinctobviousperceptibleplainvisible

2. Vague or ambiguousB2formal

   Not clearly defined in meaning, structure, or thought; lacking clarity.

   Vago ou ambíguo

   • His explanation was indistinct and left us confused.
   • The boundaries between the two regions are indistinct on the map.
   • She had an indistinct memory of the event.

   Sinônimosambiguousblurredequivocalfuzzyhazyill-definedindefiniteobscureunclearvague

   Antônimoscleardefinitedistinctexplicitpreciseunequivocal