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murkiness

/ˈmɜː.ki.nəs/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a qualidade ou o estado de escuridão, nebulosidade ou falta de clareza, frequentemente descrevendo a redução da visibilidade causada por partículas no ar ou pela ausência de nitidez.

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noun

/ˈmɜː.ki.nəs/C2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a qualidade ou o estado de escuridão, nebulosidade ou falta de clareza, frequentemente descrevendo a redução da visibilidade causada por partículas no ar ou pela ausência de nitidez.

A noun referring to the quality or state of being dark, cloudy, or obscure, often describing reduced visibility due to a substance in the air or a lack of clarity.

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  1. Reduced visibilityC1formal

    An atmospheric condition where visibility is poor due to a cloud of dust, smoke, fog, or similar substance.

    ptNévoa

    • The murkiness of the morning fog made driving dangerous.
    • He could barely see through the murkiness of the smoke-filled room.
    • The murkiness of the swamp air was thick with humidity.

    Sinônimosdimnessfogfogginessgloomhazemistmistinessobscuritysmog

    Antônimosclarityclearnesstransparencyvisibility

  2. Cloudiness or opacityC1formal

    The quality of being cloudy, unclear, or not transparent, often referring to liquids or the sky.

    ptTurvação

    • The murkiness of the pond water suggested it was polluted.
    • She stared at the murkiness of the old glass bottle.
    • The murkiness of the sky warned of an approaching storm.

    Sinônimoscloudinessdimnessfogginessobscurityopacityturbidity

    Antônimosclarityclearnesslimpidityluciditytranslucencetransparency

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  • murkinesses plural form
  • murkinesses' possessive plural form
  • murkiness's possessive singular form
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