indistinctness

But her indistinctness is also the result of the problem of representing virtual communication onstage.

Emma remained in a state of vexation too; but there was more indistinctness in the causes of her’s, than in his.

In parts of the sky, at times during the day, we could be pardoned for claiming to see a certain hazy quality, a milkiness, an indistinctness.

In its blurry indistinctness, Monday’s sky seemed a visual counterpart of the cloying humidity that often compromises the picturesque possibilities inherent in summer at its best.

In fact, it was a symbol of indistinctness.