indistinctness Synonyms
Strongest:
- uncertainty
- ambiguity
- cloudiness
- indefiniteness
- faintness
- incomprehensibility
- mystery
- haziness
- vagueness
- fogginess
- mistiness
- dimness
- fuzziness
Strong:
- opacity
- ambiguousness
- obliquity
- nebulosity
- indirectness
- darkness
- impenetrability
- shadow
- obliqueness
- shade
- incomprehensibleness
- murkiness
- obscurity
- nebulousness
- equivocation
- mysteriousness
- opaqueness
- inscrutability
Weak:
Strongest:
- distinctness
- certainty
- legibility
- clarity
- certainty
- brightness
- plainness
- clearness
- obviousness
- brightness
- clearness
- intelligibility
- plainness
- comprehensibility
- legibility
- comprehensibility
- obviousness
- distinctness
- intelligibility
- clarity
Strong:
- definiteness
- incisiveness
- perspicuity
- definiteness
- visibility
- surety
- directness
- perspicuity
- openness
- incision
- lucidity
- explicitness
- lucidity
- straightforwardness
- incision
- openness
- explicitness
- surety
- visibility
- directness
- exactness
- incisiveness
- exactness
- straightforwardness
Weak:
indistinctness Meaning
indistinctness (n)
the quality of being indistinct and without sharp outlines
indistinctness (n.)
The quality or condition of being indistinct; want of definiteness; dimness; confusion; as, the indistinctness of a picture, or of comprehension; indistinctness of vision.
indistinctness Sentence Examples
- The indistinctness of the figure approaching through the fog made it difficult to discern its features.
- The music faded into an indistinctness as the curtains closed, obscuring the band from view.
- The speaker's voice grew faint and indistinct amidst the嘈杂of the crowd.
- The memories of that night remained hazy and indistinct, like a forgotten dream.
- The outline of the horizon became indistinct as the sun dipped below it.
- The indistinctness of his handwriting made it nearly impossible to decipher his notes.
- The camera's focus was off, resulting in an image with blurry indistinctness.
- The indistinctness of the distant stars made them appear like celestial fireflies in the night sky.
- Through the veil of tears, the world around her appeared indistinct and surreal.
- The indistinctness of the future held both excitement and trepidation in her heart.
FAQs About the word indistinctness
the quality of being indistinct and without sharp outlinesThe quality or condition of being indistinct; want of definiteness; dimness; confusion; as, the indist
uncertainty, ambiguity, cloudiness, indefiniteness, faintness, incomprehensibility, mystery, haziness,vagueness, fogginess
distinctness, certainty, legibility, clarity, certainty, brightness, plainness, clearness, obviousness, brightness
The indistinctness of the figure approaching through the fog made it difficult to discern its features.
The music faded into an indistinctness as the curtains closed, obscuring the band from view.
The speaker's voice grew faint and indistinct amidst the嘈杂of the crowd.
The memories of that night remained hazy and indistinct, like a forgotten dream.
