Synonyms for misted
Antonyms for misted
EXAMPLES FROM THE WEB FOR MISTED
Through her misted eyes she could barely see the shimmer of the cross.
The plowed fields beyond were purple plush, misted with a fire of green.
She flinched and misted a cloud of aerosol capsicum ahead of her.
Across the arpeggios of the misted violins, his eyes burned a path.
Arm in arm the six journalists marched down the misted High.
Through the avenging rage that misted his brain the great dog heard.
His eyes were misted and blurred, but they were empty of tears as Linda's own.
He went home that night feeling very much as Columbus must have done when his New World swam before his eyes in misted glory.
Oh how are we misted and mired with the love of things that are on this side of time, and on this side of death's water!
He set out under a clear heaven, misted with the promise of heat: the air rather ominously still.
WORD ORIGIN
Old English mist "dimness (of eyesight), mist" (earliest in compounds, such as misthleoðu "misty cliffs," wælmist "mist of death"), from Proto-Germanic *mikhstaz (cf. Middle Low German mist, Dutch mist, Icelandic mistur, Norwegian and Swedish mist), perhaps from PIE *meigh- "to urinate" (cf. Greek omikhle, Old Church Slavonic migla, Sanskrit mih, megha "cloud, mist;" see micturition).
Also in Old English in sense of "dimness of the eyes, either by illness or tears," and in figurative sense of "things that obscure mental vision."