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clouded

adjective as in murky

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But his campaign was clouded by ethical concerns.

Trump’s question reflects a widespread public amnesia that has clouded over our collective memory of COVID.

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It leads to clouded thinking and the inability to separate fact from fiction when taken in large quantities.

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“There were virtually no systems in place to support survivors, and public awareness of the trauma of male sexual abuse was minimal, often clouded by preconceived judgments and homophobia,” she wrote.

I expected the temperature to stay in the 90s as I headed east, but instead the skies clouded up and the temperature began dropping, down to the low 80s.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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