indistinct in Latin
indistinct in Latin is indistinctus — indistinct means not clear or sharply defined; faint or blurred.
indistinct in Latin
indistinctus
(of an image etc) not clearly defined or not having a sharp outline; faint or dim
What does "indistinct" mean?
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adjective Not clear or sharply defined; faint or blurred.
"The old photograph showed only an indistinct outline of a house."
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adjective Hard to make out because it is muffled, slurred, or otherwise unclear to the ear.
"His speech was indistinct after the dental surgery."
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indistinct in a sentence
- The old photograph showed only an indistinct outline of a house.
- His speech was indistinct after the dental surgery.
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What is "indistinct" in Latin?
"indistinct" in Latin is indistinctus. indistinct means: Not clear or sharply defined; faint or blurred.
How do you use "indistinct" in a sentence?
Example: "The old photograph showed only an indistinct outline of a house." In Latin, "indistinct" is indistinctus.
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