murk
mɜːrk
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Definition of murk - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
weatherthick mist or fog reducing visibility
  • The ship disappeared into the murk.
fog mist
2.
confusionUSunclear or confusing situationUS
  • The details of the plan were lost in murk.
ambiguity confusion obscurity
3.
environmentdarkness or a gloomy environment
  • The forest was shrouded in murk.
dimness gloom obscurity

Verb

tr.
obscureRaremake something unclear or difficult to seeRare
  • The fog began to murk the landscape.
blur cloud obscure
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Images of murk

  • murk: thick mist or fog reducing visibility
    thick mist or fog reducing visibility

Origin of murk

Old English, myrce (dark)

Examples of murk in a sentence

  • Driving through the murk was challenging for the new driver.
  • The murk surrounding the decision caused delays.
  • Negotiations were stuck in murk for weeks.
  • The murk of the cave was unsettling.
  • Fog and murk enveloped the city at dawn.
  • The smoke from the fire began to murk the room.

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  1. French:brouillard, obscurcir, ...
  2. German:Nebel, verschleiern, ...
  3. Italian:foschia, offuscare, ...
  4. Spanish:niebla, empañar, ...
  5. Portuguese:nevoeiro, obscurecer, ...
  6. Chinese:浓雾, 遮掩, ...
  7. Japanese:濃霧, 曇らせる, ...
  8. Arabic:ضَباب كَثيف, عَتَّمَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:עֲרָפֶל, לְהַעֲמִים, ...
  10. Russian:мгла, затуманивать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:імла, затемнювати, ...
  12. Hindi:घना कोहरा, अस्पष्ट करना, ...
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