murkiness 的定义
murk·i·er, murk·i·est.
- dark, gloomy, and cheerless.
- obscure or thick with mist, haze, etc., as the air.
- vague; unclear; confused: a murky statement.
murkiness 近义词
dark
更多murkiness例句
- The actual status of Neuralink’s research is somewhat murky, and Friday’s big announcement comes as ex-employees complain of internal chaos at the company.
- It’s her job to help Cruise navigate the murky regulatory waters of autonomous vehicles.
- In reality, she says, it was whatever Putin said it was, and this remained murky.
- While details remain murky, it is linked to how the space agency sought to purchase new vehicles to bring future astronauts from space down to the surface of the moon.
- The set-up of a shadow blocklist is complex, and as its name suggests, slightly murky.
- I love The Affair for bravely reflecting back to us that murky grey area of not knowing.
- For decades, maybe centuries (the details are murky), some people in Mexico had been venerating a kind of sanctified death figure.
- What we found is a situation currently too murky to render a judgment.
- The possibilities are endless, and weirdly reassuring in these disjointed and murky times.
- The massacre has been transformed, without a shred of proof or evidence, into a shady skirmish in a murky secret war.
- The horizon, however, was lowering and hazy, and the sun had not force enough to tear the murky veil asunder.
- Outside, away from the glow of the fire and the soft lamplight, the night was chill and murky.
- The same Providence whispered, that murky night, of the danger and disaster lurking near.
- All blindly, he knew they were mounting stairways, were gliding through murky passages.
- Against the murky background the face of Rose Lyndwood showed white in between the tumbled grey curls.