foggy in Latin
foggy in Latin is nebulōsus — foggy means full of fog; hard to see through because of mist.
foggy in Latin
nebulōsus
Obscured by mist or fog; unclear; hazy.
What does "foggy" mean?
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adj Full of fog; hard to see through because of mist.
"It was a cold, foggy morning on the coast."
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adj Confused, unclear, or vague, especially in one's thinking or memory.
"He was still foggy with sleep."
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foggy in a sentence
- It was a cold, foggy morning on the coast.
- He was still foggy with sleep.
- His memory of that night was foggy at best.
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What is "foggy" in Latin?
"foggy" in Latin is nebulōsus. foggy means: Full of fog; hard to see through because of mist.
How do you use "foggy" in a sentence?
Example: "It was a cold, foggy morning on the coast." In Latin, "foggy" is nebulōsus.
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