misty; hazy; blurred; confused
Meanings
3 senses · 6 examplesadjective
misty; hazy; blurred (of scenery, landscape)
literaryDescribes natural scenery obscured by mist, rain, or dim light. Often used in literary contexts.
The drizzle was like smoke, and the distant mountains were completely obscured in mist.
The morning mist made the lake surface appear hazy and mysterious.
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The ancient water towns of Jiangnan are especially moving in the misty rain.
adjective
blurred; dim (of vision, eyes)
Describes eyesight or visual perception that is unclear, often due to tears, fatigue, or illness.
Tears made her eyes grow blurry.
He opened the door with sleepy, blurred eyes.
adjective
confused; dazed; muddle-headed (mental state)
Describes a mental state of confusion or disorientation. Can carry a slightly negative connotation of being lost or unable to think clearly.
His mind was completely muddled, and he had no idea which way to go.