murk
/mɜːrk/
verb
- To make something dark, dim, or unclear.
- His tears murked his vision as he tried to read the letter.
- The artist murked the background with layers of gray paint.
- The storm clouds murked the sky, turning afternoon into twilight.
Antonyms
noun
- Darkness or thick fog that makes it hard to see.
- The hikers lost their way in the thick murk of the forest at night.
- Through the murk of the smoky room, I could barely make out the exit sign.
- The old lighthouse beam cut through the murk to guide ships to shore.