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mist

[mist] / mɪst /




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Even so, the kaleidoscope of tales and vignettes, and the blurring of the banal with the macabre, produces a dusky, dreamlike atmosphere that envelopes one’s thoughts like a fine mist.

From The Wall Street Journal

Two little tweed Chanel lunching suits seem to vaporize into mist at the hems.

From New York Times

Chicana starlet Veronica Del Rio, soon turning 75, then emerges from the mist of futuristic misfortune to tell present-day audiences tales of the past before they are forgotten.

From Los Angeles Times

The mist obscures the ocean and covers the mountains in a thin, gauzy haze.

From Los Angeles Times

He told police he strangled Ms Armstrong after a "red mist" came over him when she confronted him over the allegations, ordering him to leave the house.

From BBC