murkiness
/ˈmɜrkinəs/
noun
- The state or quality of being dark, gloomy, or hard to see through, especially in water or air.
- The murkiness of the pond made it impossible to see the bottom.
- The diver was surprised by the murkiness of the water after the storm.
- We had to stop hiking because the murkiness of the fog reduced visibility to almost zero.
- The quality of being unclear, confusing, or morally questionable.
- There is a murkiness surrounding the company's financial records.
- The politician's explanation only added to the murkiness of the situation.
- The murkiness of the contract's language made everyone suspicious.
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