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Meaning of murkiness in English:

murkiness

Pronunciation /ˈməːkɪnəs/

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noun

See murky

‘The picture is reasonably sharp, though not reference quality, with some murkiness in the shadow detail being the chief complaint.’
  • ‘It resembles reality in the murkiness of the decisions and choices that the characters have to make, and the complexity of cause and effect.’
  • ‘Yet all this murkiness has not deterred advocates of sanctions from claiming absolute certainty on the issue.’
  • ‘The murkiness and chaos that attend armed conflict mean military actions are hardly immune to mistake.’
  • ‘The fact that he films everything in semi-darkness adds to the murkiness of the plot.’