muddied's Usage Examples:

television sports quiz A Question of Sport, Emlyn Hughes mistook a heavily-muddied picture of Princess Anne on a horse to be Reid.

make a close relationship among the "ostracoderms" unlikely, this has muddied the issue of the Hyperoartia's closest relatives.

Although the Orlando Sentinel felt that the album producers "muddied everything up" to produce an album that lacked cohesion, its columnist.

noise or color a bead can provide gives them an advantage in stained or muddied water, because the clicking imitates a crayfish crawling over rocks and.

A monsoon flooded the river and muddied the trail.

Little Blue River, once noted for the namesake blueish tint, were later muddied by silt runoff from plowing.

Subdued colors, muddied with gray tones create a silvery effect.

river dolphin is related to its habitat; the water in which it lives is so muddied that vision in essentially useless.

The meaning of the word has been muddied ever since.

A 1970 newspaper article reports the stream's waters had been since muddied by industrial pollution.

originally referred to the clarity of its waters, which have since become muddied with the advent of intensive agriculture in the area.

"CloudBolt clears up muddied private, hybrid cloud field".

Hydrologic issues occurred in several artificial water bodies, leading to muddied water.

Elena left the news field because she decided that that work became too muddied.

Biétry's somewhat unusual approach to politics and his muddied ideology earned him widespread coverage in the press, which reported him.

suggested that the legislative negotiations that resulted in the FSLMRS "so muddied the content and intent of the new agency that no one knew what it was supposed.

The record is somewhat muddied on this point (perhaps due to changes in ownership or the emphasis on Qt.

Despite this, Microsoft in their application releases muddied the issue, releasing 32-bit versions of Microsoft Office right up to Office.

Synonyms:

dirty; muddy; dingy; impure;

Antonyms:

immorality; processed; impurity; clean; pure;