fog
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- noun
- /fɔg/
:
niebla mental
- Long COVID includes things like brain fog, fatigue, POTS, and other stuff.
- fog in the mind
- fog of war
They like that because within that battle is the fog of war.
- They like that because within that battle is the fog of war.
- And then going through the fog that we had made it extremely difficult.
- That will reduce brain fog in many cases.
- It's when you come back out of this that fog of internal noise and distractions lifted.
- It can leave people in a ruminating fog, staring at old photographs and wondering.
- Fatigue and brain fog, they suck.
- Two of the most common symptoms of a gluten intolerance is brain fog and bloating.
- Basically, brain fog means that your brain wafts slowly through the forest.
- But sometimes they do finally come out of the fog.
- Seems to the brain fog seems to be the worst in perimenopause.
- They have things like brain fog, they have things like fatigue.
- Yeah, massive issues, weight gain, mood, brain fog, lethargy, water retention.
- Yeah, massive issues, weight gain, mood, brain fog, lethar, lethargy, water retention.
- Enjoy your drinks without the next day nausea, brain fog, hang xiety or headaches.
- Digestion, my skin, energy levels, brain fog, clarity.
- It's anxiety, it's depression, it's fatigue, it's brain fog, it's ADHDADD see autism.
Examples
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Sometimes you study so much and you have like this brain fog and you can't focus.
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But that was a classic brain fog moment.
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That will reduce brain fog in many cases.
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That will reduce brain fog in many cases.
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I think we had all been living in a fog since my father left.
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And through the fog of his disease, I saw a flicker of light that was the man I married.
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My mind's in a muddle, like in a thick fog.
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It has helped me so much with night sweats, brain fog and sleeping better.
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I can't say that I'm not disappointed, but as my father used to say, "Failure is the fog through which we glimpse triumph."
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After a long night of studying, I woke up with a terrible case of fog that made it hard to concentrate.
Synonyms
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A time when things are not organized and people do not know what to think or do
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A short time when you feel confused and cannot think clearly
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A state of confusion when your thoughts feel unclear
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Speech or writing that is unclear and hard to follow
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A feeling of not seeing or remembering things clearly
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A state when a person cannot think clearly and feels lost
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A feeling of being confused and slow to think
A state of mind when you feel unclear and cannot think or decide
A feeling of confusion that makes it hard to think clearly
A feeling of not thinking or acting clearly
A state when thoughts are unclear and you cannot think well
A state of confusion where things are unclear or messy
A situation when something is hard to understand
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How Confused
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Fog is used for mental confusion by picture: just as a cloud covers the land, a 'fog' covers your thoughts and makes them hard to see. So being 'in a fog' means you cannot think or understand clearly.