turbid
/ˈtɜrbɪd/
adjective
- (of a liquid) cloudy, muddy, or not clear because of stirred-up sediment or particles.
- The river was turbid after the heavy rain washed soil into it.
- The scientist noted that the turbid sample contained a lot of suspended particles.
- We couldn't see the bottom of the lake because the water was too turbid.
- Confused, unclear, or muddled in thought or expression.
- His explanation was so turbid that no one understood his point.
- She tried to clarify her turbid thoughts by writing them down.
- The politician's turbid speech left the audience more confused than informed.
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