Definition Synonyms
Definition of fuzzy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
texturecovered with short, soft hairs or fibers
- The fuzzy blanket was perfect for cold nights..
2.
confused thoughtsconfused and unable to think clearly
- After the long flight, I felt fuzzy and disoriented.
3.
imprecisevague or not clearly defined
- His explanation was fuzzy and left us confused.
4.
technologyTECH. based on logic that handles uncertain or imprecise dataTECH.
- The fuzzy algorithm improved the system's adaptability.
Expressions with fuzzy
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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.
decorative plush dice hanging in cars
He hung fuzzy dice from his rear-view mirror.
mathematical reasoning allowing truth values between 0 and 1
Fuzzy logic helps computers handle uncertain information.
set with degrees of membership rather than distinct boundaries
In fuzzy set theory, elements have varying degrees of membership..
a situation where someone gets an unfair or bad outcome
He got the fuzzy end of the lollipop in the negotiation.
having a soft texture or giving a comforting feeling
This blanket is so fuzzy-wuzzy and cozy.
Origin of fuzzy
English, fuzzy (having a frizzy texture)
Terms with fuzzy included in their meaning
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medical
condition where things look fuzzy or unclear when you try to see
image
not clear or focused, having fuzzy edges
become moldy
develop fuzzy fungal growth usually from damp conditions
most fuzzy
having the most fuzz or fluff
clothing
soft, fuzzy coat with a teddy bear-like texture
memory
fuzzy inexact memories
botany
tree that grows small fuzzy orange fruits with stones
texture
having a nap or fuzzy texture
fuzzy texture
covered with soft, fuzzy material
textiles
the process of making fabric soft and fuzzy
botany
plant with thick fuzzy leaves
decoration
soft dice covered in fuzzy material used as decoration
fuzzy logic
process of converting fuzzy data into precise output
acr: Fuzzy C-Means
clustering method that allows data points to belong to many groups
loquat tree
evergreen tree with fuzzy yellow fruit and large seed
textiles
small fuzzy balls on fabric surface caused by rubbing or wear
field guide
Calyptridium genus with small pink blooms in fuzzy clusters like cat feet
outerwear
coat made from soft fuzzy fabric with a plush texture
tree insect
small insect that lives on trees, often with fuzzy white sacs
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.
Fuzzy controllers are used in modern appliances for efficiency.
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- French:duveteux, confus, ...
- German:flauschig, benommen, ...
- Italian:peloso, confuso, ...
- Spanish:velloso, confuso, ...
- Portuguese:felpudo, confuso, ...
- Chinese:毛茸茸的, 模糊的, ...
- Japanese:ふわふわした, ぼんやりした, ...
- Arabic:وَبِرِيّ, مُشَوَّش, ...
- Hebrew:פְּלוּמָתִי, מְעוּרְפָּל, ...
- Russian:пушистый, затуманенный, ...
- Ukrainian:пухнастий, заплутаний, ...
- Hindi:रोएँदार, भ्रमित, ...
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