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in·dis·tinct
 indistinct
- pronunciation:
- In
dih
stIngkt
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adjective |
| definition 1: |
not clearly defined or delineated; vague; blurred.
My memory of him is indistinct.- synonyms:
- bleary, blurred, fuzzy, misty, murky, obscure, vague
- antonyms:
- distinct, emphatic, sharp
- similar words:
- ambiguous, cloudy, dim, dubious, equivocal, faint, filmy, general, hazy, indefinite, muddy, nebulous, shadowy, thick
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| definition 2: |
not clearly perceived or perceiving.
At certain points in the recording, the words were indistinct.He has indistinct vision in his left eye.- synonyms:
- muffled, mumbled, muttered
- antonyms:
- distinct
- similar words:
- cloudy, dim, fleeting, inaudible, murky, nebulous, obscure, thick, vague
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| related words: |
dull, hazy, low, neutral, pale, uncertain, vague, weak |
| derivations: |
indistinctly (adv.), indistinctness (n.) |
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