mushily
- adverb
- /ˈmʌʃəli/
:
vagamente
- The story was told mushily and lacked clarity.
Examples
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The painting was mushily colored, with no sharp lines or clear shapes.
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He remembered the event mushily, unable to recall any specific details.
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Her explanation was mushily worded, leaving everyone confused about her main point.
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He explained his ideas mushily during the meeting.
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During the presentation, he spoke mushily, making it difficult for the audience to understand his ideas.
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Her instructions were given mushily, leaving everyone confused about what they were meant to do.
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He answered the questions mushily, failing to provide any specific details or clear explanations.
Synonyms
115
3.9
Not clearly or with few details
23
6.3
Hard to see, hear, or remember clearly
5
6.7
In a way that is not clear or logical
3
4.0
In a way that makes it hard to understand
1
4.0
In a way that shows you are not sure or do not understand
1
8.8
In an unclear way that makes meaning hard to understand
1
7.1
In a rough, incomplete way that lacks detail
1
7.5
In a dark, unclear way that is hard to see or understand
1
4.4
Not clear or hard to understand
In a way that is unclear and gives no details
In a way that is not clear and hard to remember
In a vague way without clear detail
In a confused and foggy way that makes it hard to think
In a way that avoids clear answers or direct information
Antonyms
How Clear
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Mushily also links to mush as a formless, soft blob, so picture a picture or memory turned into a soft mess with no clear edges. That's why mushily can mean doing something in a 'vague' or unclear way, without sharp detail.