murky in Irish
murky in Irish is modartha — murky means dark and hard to see through, especially describing water, fog, or light.
murky in Irish
modartha
Hard to see through, as a fog or mist.
What does "murky" mean?
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adj Dark and hard to see through, especially describing water, fog, or light.
"The pond water was too murky to see the bottom."
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adj Vague, unclear, or suspicious, especially about someone's motives or past.
"Details of the deal remain murky."
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murky in a sentence
- The pond water was too murky to see the bottom.
- They drove through murky fog on the mountain road.
- Details of the deal remain murky.
- He has a murky history with the company's finances.
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What is "murky" in Irish?
"murky" in Irish is modartha. murky means: Dark and hard to see through, especially describing water, fog, or light.
How do you use "murky" in a sentence?
Example: "The pond water was too murky to see the bottom." In Irish, "murky" is modartha.
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