fuzziest
ˈfʌziɪst
Definition

Definition of fuzziest - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
most fuzzyhaving the most fuzz or fluff
  • This is the fuzziest blanket I have ever seen.
2.
claritymost unclear or indistinct
  • That was the fuzziest explanation I've ever heard.
vaguest
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Origin of fuzziest

English, fuzz (loose fiber) + -iest (superlative)

Examples of fuzziest in a sentence

  • Of all the kittens, this one is the fuzziest.
  • His memory of the event was the fuzziest among all witnesses.
  • This is the fuzziest photo in the album.

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  1. French:le plus duveteux, le plus vague, ...
  2. German:flauschigste, verschwommenste, ...
  3. Italian:più peloso, più confuso, ...
  4. Spanish:más borroso, más confuso, ...
  5. Portuguese:mais fofinho, mais confusa, ...
  6. Chinese:最毛茸茸的, 最模糊的, ...
  7. Japanese:最もふわふわ, 最も不明瞭, ...
  8. Arabic:الأكثر زغباً, الأكثر غموضًا, ...
  9. Hebrew:פַּלוּמְתִּי, מְעוּרְפָּל, ...
  10. Russian:самый пушистый, самый неясный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:найпухнастіший, найнеясніший, ...
  12. Hindi:सबसे रोएँदार, सबसे अस्पष्ट, ...
fuzzy
ˈfʌz.i
fuzzier

Definition of fuzzy - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
texturecovered with short, soft hairs or fibers
  • The fuzzy blanket was perfect for cold nights..
downy fluffy
2.
confused thoughtsconfused and unable to think clearly
  • After the long flight, I felt fuzzy and disoriented.
unclear vague
3.
imprecisevague or not clearly defined
  • His explanation was fuzzy and left us confused.
blurred indistinct unclear
4.
technologyTECH.based on logic that handles uncertain or imprecise dataTECH.
  • The fuzzy algorithm improved the system's adaptability.
indistinct vague
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mathematical calculations that are not precise
The accountant's report was full of fuzzy math.
not having a clear understanding of specifics
She was fuzzy on the details of the meeting.
causing feelings of happiness and affection
The movie gave me a warm and fuzzy feeling.
feeling of comfort or happiness
The compliment gave her a warm fuzzy.
become blurry or unclear in appearance
The picture will go fuzzy if you move the camera.
confused or unclear thought process
His fuzzy thinking led to many mistakes in the project.

Origin of fuzzy

English, fuzzy (having a frizzy texture)

Examples of fuzzy in a sentence

  • The cat's fuzzy fur felt soft to the touch.
  • Her mind was fuzzy after the sleepless night.
  • The medication left him feeling fuzzy and unfocused.
  • The contract details were fuzzy and unclear.
  • Her memory of the event was fuzzy.
  • The system's fuzzy logic made it more intuitive.

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  1. French:duveteux, confus, ...
  2. German:flauschig, benommen, ...
  3. Italian:peloso, confuso, ...
  4. Spanish:velloso, confuso, ...
  5. Portuguese:felpudo, confuso, ...
  6. Chinese:毛茸茸的, 模糊的, ...
  7. Japanese:ふわふわした, ぼんやりした, ...
  8. Arabic:وَبِرِيّ, مُشَوَّش, ...
  9. Hebrew:פְּלוּמָתִי, מְעוּרְפָּל, ...
  10. Russian:пушистый, затуманенный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:пухнастий, заплутаний, ...
  12. Hindi:रोएँदार, भ्रमित, ...
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