unmuddled
- adjective
- /ʌnˈmʌdld/
:
claro
- I did work hard here and kept my thinking unmuddled.
Examples
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After organizing my thoughts, I felt much more unmuddled about the project.
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"Come to die unmuddled with, eh?" he asked them.
Fiction book (1995) -
In its clarity and embrace, in its articulation of making and maker, in its unmuddled transport of mind into language, Correspondence is a vital, wholly original work of art.
Academic text (2007) -
The whiteness of pages, the unmuddled black of print, struck her as desirable; the dry rasping of the scissors, the click of a stapler, the riffling of a rubber band around a set of children's tests.
Fiction book (1996) -
The teacher presented the lesson in an unmuddled manner, making it easy for the students to understand.
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His unmuddled explanation helped me grasp the complex topic quickly.
Synonyms
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Sure about what is happening
Calm and able to understand things easily
Not confused by a difficult or strange situation
Clear in your mind and able to think well
Other factors do not change it, so its result or meaning is clear
Free from knots or tangles and easy to understand
Free of knots and twists and easy to separate or understand
Free from knots and tangles and easy to understand, like a necklace
Antonyms
How Clear
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unmuddled comes from the prefix un- meaning 'not' and muddled, which is like mud; think of mud being washed away so a picture or idea becomes clear. That's why something unmuddled is clear and not confused.