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muddiness's Usage Examples:

The effects of stage wash in an overall mix may include a sense of muddiness and lack of detail, as other sounds modulate the desired sound.

Mud Creek is named for its muddiness.

sufficient thickness such a layer drains well and is valuable for controlling muddiness.

The name "Mrissa" means muddiness, and this is because Bou Regreg and linked canal contained a lot of sands.

The muddiness of the character played by Miss Russell is another one.

the festival the nets are raised so the fish are off the bottom and the muddiness is rinsed away.

afficionados," writing that the album is "strong" but that the "grunge-fallout muddiness sounds dated.

This technique prevents the muddiness or darkening that result when patches of colour actually run into each.

staining technique throughout his short career, and his ability to mix both “muddiness and density” allow individual pigments to be simultaneously highlighted.

struggles for a sense of purpose as she works her way through the enervating muddiness".

rating on re-release on two occasions, pointing out that the original muddiness of the production was part of the reason the record has so long been critically.

which otherwise would get lost at the threshold of clipping" and "avoids muddiness and vastly improves clarity and responsiveness.

Mud Run Mud Run from Utt Road Etymology named for its muddiness Physical characteristics Source    • location Greenwood Township, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.

Farming continued causing erosion, and in 1984 was evident by muddiness of the Kinyeti River in the rainy season downstream from a potato project.

It would not solve the airfield’s big problem – the muddiness that was causing aircraft to get stuck.

during election campaigns", though some thought it risked conceptual muddiness.

on Sound Once he had the sound, he rolled off the bottom to "take the muddiness out".

Conversely, the city's disadvantages included the severe muddiness of the place during the rainy winter season and its hard, sandy grounds.

Indo-European but originated before the Celts and has a name indicating "muddiness" from a root *tā-, 'melt'.

for accessibility include age, disability, seasonality (with rains and muddiness), location and more.

muddiness's Meaning':

the wetness of ground that is covered or soaked with water

Synonyms:

vaporousness; opacity; vapourousness; murkiness; turbidity; mistiness; steaminess; turbidness; cloudiness; haziness; opaqueness;

Antonyms:

clarity; consciousness; unconsciousness; inwardness; uncertainty;