very hazy

Frequency: 7.215.6 per million words

Greatly hazy or unclear.

hazyADVERB + hazy

Categories:

very

Examples (10)

  • I have only a very hazy idea about how the economy works.
  • My recollection of my early childhood is very hazy.
  • The view from the mountaintop was very hazy because of the wildfire smoke.
  • The details of the ancient manuscript are very hazy, making it difficult to translate.
  • After waking up, my dream felt very hazy and I could barely remember it.
  • The legal distinction between the two concepts is very hazy.
  • Through the fogged-up window, the streetlights appeared very hazy.
  • His explanation of the new policy was very hazy, leaving everyone confused.
  • The future of the project seems very hazy after the budget cuts.
  • The old photograph had faded, making the faces in it very hazy.