turbidity (Meaning)

Wordnet

turbidity (n)

muddiness created by stirring up sediment or having foreign particles suspended

Webster

Turbidness.

The river's high turbidity made the water opaque and difficult to see through.
The turbidity of the lake water increased after the heavy rainfall, reducing visibility for swimmers.
The turbidity sensor in the wastewater treatment plant measured the level of suspended solids.
The high turbidity of the reservoir water required additional filtration before it could be used for drinking.
The turbidity of the stream decreased as it flowed through a forested area, where vegetation filtered out particles.
The turbidity of the soil sample indicated the presence of fine particles and organic matter.
The researcher collected samples to measure the turbidity of the water at different depths.
The turbidity of the air can be caused by dust, smoke, or fog particles.
The turbidity of the liquid increased as the concentration of particles increased.
The turbidity of the solution decreased gradually as the particles settled to the bottom.

muddiness created by stirring up sediment or having foreign particles suspendedTurbidness.

cloudiness, opacity, opaqueness,haziness, fogginess, mistiness,turbidness, murkiness, milkiness

transparency, clearness, limpidity, clearness, translucency, translucency, translucence, limpidity, luminosity, lucency

The river's high turbidity made the water opaque and difficult to see through.

The turbidity of the lake water increased after the heavy rainfall, reducing visibility for swimmers.

The turbidity sensor in the wastewater treatment plant measured the level of suspended solids.

The high turbidity of the reservoir water required additional filtration before it could be used for drinking.