gauzily
- adverb
- /ˈɡɔːzɪli/
:
de manera vaga
- During the meeting, her ideas were presented gauzily, making it hard for anyone to understand her point.
Examples
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The artist's vision was expressed gauzily, leaving the audience puzzled about the true meaning.
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His native place was the gauzily recalled, delight-giving countryside of Surrey, before it was decimated by industrial mechanized agriculture.
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The description of the event was so gauzily written that it failed to convey any real emotion or detail.
Synonyms
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3.9
Not clearly or with few details
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6.3
Hard to see, hear, or remember clearly
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5.4
In a not exact or clear way that can cause mistakes
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8.8
In an unclear way that makes meaning hard to understand
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5.4
In a way that is unclear or blurry
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7.1
In a rough, incomplete way that lacks detail
In a way that is unclear and gives no details
In a way that is not clear and hard to remember
In a vague and unclear way
In a rough, not finished way that is unclear
Antonyms
How Vague
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Gauzily also has a figurative side: think of looking through gauze, which makes things 'not clear' and soft at the edges. That's why to describe something gauzily is to say it is vague or lacking clear detail.