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murky
adjective as in gloomy, obscure
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No matter what happens, the fact that James didn’t reveal his intentions in his first public appearance since last spring means that this Laker season has the chance to be a murky maybe mess.
From Los Angeles Times
Moore’s ties to other radical organizations were murky.
From Los Angeles Times
Some Indian venture capitalists and research institutes see a silver lining in this murky future.
From Los Angeles Times
They feel crisper, more focused and less murky.
From Salon
Some upgrades were expected, but the cost and extent had been murky until now.
From Los Angeles Times
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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