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hazy

[hey-zee] / ˈheɪ zi /




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But its humor is rooted in that hazy 1970s sense of drift, when boredom and isolation start to blur together and nothing feels especially urgent, even when it probably should.

From Los Angeles Times

He had a hazy thought that he should be building a shelter instead of looking for food, but he pushed it away.

From Literature

Ms. Paces’s account of Prague’s transformation into a burgeoning Czech metropolis over the course of the 19th century is hazy.

From The Wall Street Journal

The whole memory is hazy, even though it just happened.

From Literature

The moon and the hills became a hazy blur.

From Literature