fogged
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3.9
- adjective
- /fɔɡd/
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empañado
- My nose can't smell anything, but the scent of the garlic and leeks lingers inside my fogged brain.
- fogged glass
It was almost as though someone came along and wiped A fogged glass clear and I could finally see that was the transformation.
- It was almost as though someone came along and wiped A fogged glass clear and I could finally see that was the transformation.
Examples
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I spent a long time looking at myself in the fogged mirror, pale eyes surveying pale skin, glancing over the sharp widow's peak Moire likes so much, and is so much trouble to gene-gin into permanence.
Fiction book (1999) -
And then we have the same fogged glass window in here and just, you know, that's where I keep my products.
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Georgia scuttled in through the fogged glass door marked Sarah Colburn, Vice President.
Fiction book (1991) -
"How else is Father Lennie gonna baptize him?" Alarm seeped through my fogged head.
Fiction book (1997) -
Her love for him and the baby Carolyn had filled the house with the kind of beauty he now noticed only when he looked out at his land; the mountains with their fogged valleys and brilliant foliage pumped him, even in dark moments, with awe.
Fiction book (2002) -
The car windows were so fogged that I could barely see the road ahead.
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She wiped the fogged glass with a cloth to get a clearer view of the garden.
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After the shower, the bathroom mirror was completely fogged from the steam.
Synonyms
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3.9
Not clear because of mist or when you cannot remember it well
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1.4
Covered with thin cloud near the ground or not clear in memory
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4.9
A place that is dark and hard to see because of low light or fog
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1.0
Air with small drops of water that make it hard to see
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3.2
Full of steam or covered in mist
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2.3
Liquid that is not clear and has small particles
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2.7
Wet with small drops of water that form on grass or skin in the morning
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5.7
Covered by mist so you cannot see far
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7.2
Full of mist that makes things look unclear
Covered by fog or steam so it is hard to see through
Misty because tiny drops of water fill the air
A sky full of clouds that hides the sun
Having fog or mist that makes it hard to see
Antonyms
How Foggy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Fogged comes from the word fog, which means 'a mist or low cloud' and you can also see the same base in foggy. Think of your breath on a mirror or a cold window: tiny drops make the glass cloudy and 'fogged', so you cannot see through it. So, fogged means 'made difficult to see through'.