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hazy
/ ˈɪɪ /
adjective
characterized by reduced visibility; misty
indistinct; vague
Other Word Forms
- hazily adverb
- haziness noun
- unhazily adverb
- unhaziness noun
- unhazy adjective
- ˈ adverb
- ˈԱ noun
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of hazy1
Example Sentences
Marines on Tuesday in what some called an unprecedented and potentially explosive deployment of active-duty troops with hazy mission objectives.
Although my memory is hazy, I recall my toddler’s delight: a car could think, move and communicate like a real person, even chauffeuring the romantic leads to their honeymoon.
But “Fear Street: Prom Queen” treats the curse as an Easter egg and rests on a hazy formulation of human cruelty as its villain instead.
It’s where the sunshine gets that hazy quality from, saying nothing about the smog.
Just last April, the international flight I was in had to circle in the sky nearly 20 times before landing in Kathmandu, because of the hazy weather impacting visibility at the airport.
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