Hazily
adverb
In a unclear way, lacking clarity or distinctness.
She remembered the event hazily, as if it was a distant dream.
Often appears as...
- remembered hazily
- viewed hazily
adverb
Through a haze, mist or fog.
Through the morning fog, the city was seen hazily.
Often appears as...
- seen hazily
- viewed hazily
adverb
In a unclear way, lacking clarity or distinctness.
She remembered the event hazily, as if it was a distant dream.
Often appears as...
- remembered hazily
- viewed hazily
adverb
Through a haze, mist or fog.
Through the morning fog, the city was seen hazily.
Often appears as...
- seen hazily
- viewed hazily
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Memory Ambiguity
Use 'hazily' to describe memories that are not clear or are partly forgotten.
He hazily recalled the way home, unsure of the turns.
Pro Tip 2/3Lacking Details
'Hazily' suggests a lack of specific details about an event or experience.
She spoke about her childhood hazily, missing out on names and places.
Pro Tip 3/3Dream Comparison
Compare unclear memories or thoughts to dreams when using 'hazily' to emphasize their vagueness.
The old man spoke hazily of his youth, as if narrating a dream.
Pro Tip 1/3Memory Ambiguity
Use 'hazily' to describe memories that are not clear or are partly forgotten.
He hazily recalled the way home, unsure of the turns.
Pro Tip 2/3Lacking Details
'Hazily' suggests a lack of specific details about an event or experience.
She spoke about her childhood hazily, missing out on names and places.
Pro Tip 3/3Dream Comparison
Compare unclear memories or thoughts to dreams when using 'hazily' to emphasize their vagueness.
The old man spoke hazily of his youth, as if narrating a dream.
Pro Tip 1/3Memory Ambiguity
Use 'hazily' to describe memories that are not clear or are partly forgotten.
He hazily recalled the way home, unsure of the turns.
Pro Tip 2/3Lacking Details
'Hazily' suggests a lack of specific details about an event or experience.
She spoke about her childhood hazily, missing out on names and places.
Pro Tip 3/3Dream Comparison
Compare unclear memories or thoughts to dreams when using 'hazily' to emphasize their vagueness.
The old man spoke hazily of his youth, as if narrating a dream.
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Video examples
ET is (probably) out...
inevitably doomed to self-destruction because they survived their technology we could do it too normally when you look out into the universe you're looking back in time right that's that's interesting to cosmologists but in this sense you actually can look into the future hazily but you can look into the
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Seth Shostak: ET is...
Because they survived their technology, we could do it too. Normally when you look out into the universe, you're looking back in time. All right? That's interesting to cosmologists. But in this sense, you actually can look into the future, hazily, but you can look into the future.
Video examples
ET is (probably) out...
inevitably doomed to self-destruction because they survived their technology we could do it too normally when you look out into the universe you're looking back in time right that's that's interesting to cosmologists but in this sense you actually can look into the future hazily but you can look into the
Video examples
Seth Shostak: ET is...
Because they survived their technology, we could do it too. Normally when you look out into the universe, you're looking back in time. All right? That's interesting to cosmologists. But in this sense, you actually can look into the future, hazily, but you can look into the future.
Example 1 of 2
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