wooly-minded (Meaning)
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wooly-minded (s)
confused and vague; used especially of thinking
Synonyms & Antonyms of wooly-minded
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wooly-minded Sentence Examples
- The wooly-minded professor couldn't seem to focus on the lecture's main points.
- Her wooly-minded state made it difficult for her to make rational decisions.
- The children were wooly-minded with excitement before the school trip.
- The candidate's wooly-minded policy proposals raised concerns among voters.
- After a night of heavy drinking, his thoughts were wooly-minded and disconnected.
- The wooly-minded scientist struggled to articulate his complex theories clearly.
- The wooly-minded writer couldn't decide on a clear narrative structure for his novel.
- The wooly-minded audience member asked a nonsensical question that derailed the discussion.
- The wooly-minded dreamer spent hours lost in meaningless reveries.
- The wooly-minded traveler got lost in the woods because they couldn't remember the path.
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confused and vague; used especially of thinking
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The wooly-minded professor couldn't seem to focus on the lecture's main points.
Her wooly-minded state made it difficult for her to make rational decisions.
The children were wooly-minded with excitement before the school trip.
The candidate's wooly-minded policy proposals raised concerns among voters.
