ha
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Comparative
hazier
Superlative
haziest
1
(of air) difficult to see through because of heat, mist, or dust
- The view of the mountains was hazy due to the heat rising from the valley.
- She squinted through the hazy air to try to make out the distant buildings.
- The morning fog left the landscape hazy and obscured.
- The hazy conditions made it challenging to drive safely on the highway.
- The beach was shrouded in a hazy mist that obscured the horizon.
2
having a lack of clarity or sharpness, often making it difficult to understand or see clearly
- Her recollection of the event was hazy, making it hard for her to provide details.
- The photograph was hazy because the camera lens was fogged up.
- The city's skyline looked hazy through the polluted air.
- His explanation was hazy, leaving many questions unanswered.
3
(of a person) lacking clear focus or clarity in thought or expression
- She appeared hazy, struggling to recall the details of the conversation.
- After the long drive, he felt hazy and couldn't concentrate properly.
- The stress left her feeling hazy, unsure of what to do next.
- He looked hazy as he tried to explain the situation, his thoughts disorganized.
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