Definitions

hazy

[hey-zee] / ˈheɪ zi /

ADJECTIVE

cloudy

Synonyms

STRONGEST

blurred blurry clouded dim dull dusky faint foggy frosty fuzzy misty murky mushy nebulous opaque overcast smoky soupy vague

WEAK

bleared bleary crepuscular fuliginous fumy gauzy indefinite indistinct obfuscated obfuscous obscure rimy screened shadowy smoggy steaming thick vaporous veiled

Antonyms

STRONGEST

bright clear definite distinct light luminous

WEAK

sunny uncloudy unhazy

ADJECTIVE

confused

Synonyms

STRONGEST

murky nebulous uncertain unclear vague

WEAK

dazed dizzy dreamy groggy ill-defined indefinite indistinct muddled obscure stuporous tranced unintelligible unsound whirling

Antonyms

STRONGEST

certain clear definite sure

WEAK

distinct explained unconfused

Example Sentences

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“The outlook for conditions in credit markets has gotten a lot hazier,” Sorid said.

From The Wall Street Journal

The moon shone white in the star-filled sky, behind a hazy veil of cloud.

From Literature

“I was hazy on future planning, because I didn’t grow up seeing old people being out and gay,” he said.

From MarketWatch

The sun was high again, but it was less hot, and the hills around the lake looked hazy.

From Literature

The air was hazy, but the sun shone.

From Literature