unfogged

4.9

Free of fog so you can see clearly

adjective
/ʌnˈfɔɡd/

: despejado

The windows of the cabin were unfogged, providing a perfect vista of the snowy scenery outside.

Examples

The view from the mountain was completely unfogged, allowing us to see for miles.
After the rain cleared, the air was unfogged and fresh, revealing the beautiful landscape.
And for once he was glad she had intruded on his thoughts, because now he was staring into a clear unfogged mirror hung on a tree in a reassuringly solid forest glen.

Fiction book (1995)

Synonyms

unclouded

vsunfogged

2 4.0

Clear and easy to see, like a sky or a thought

focuses on being physically free of fog not on figurative clarity

fogless

vsunfogged

3.2

Clear of fog so you can see far

is about literal clearing of fog or mist rather than general clarity

Antonyms

fogged

1 3.9

Hard to see through because water covers the glass

How Foggy

foggy

15 1.0

misty

35 1.4

hazy

49 3.9

unfogged

4.9

clear

866 1.0

Surface Forms

unfogged positive

Morphology

unfogged = fogged (transparent) = un + fog + fogged + ed

Formed by adding the negation 'un-' to the adjective 'fogged'; meaning is the straightforward negation 'not fogged'.

Etymology

Unfogged comes from the prefix un- meaning 'not' and the word fog, the thick cloud of tiny water drops that hides things. So unfogged means 'not covered by fog' or 'made clear', like a window or a view that has stopped being foggy.