Pronunciation: /ɪnˈdɪstɪŋkt/
adjective not clear or sharply defined
A1 The picture was indistinct, making it hard to see what was in it.
A2 The indistinct sound of footsteps could be heard in the distance.
B1 The writing on the old map was indistinct, making it difficult to read.
B2 The indistinct figure in the fog turned out to be a deer.
C1 The indistinct memories of childhood are hard to recall clearly.
C2 The details of the contract were intentionally left indistinct to allow for flexibility.
adverb in a way that is not clear or sharply defined
A1 The writing on the sign was indistinct, making it hard to read.
A2 She spoke in an indistinct manner, causing confusion among the listeners.
B1 The outline of the mountain was indistinct against the hazy sky.
B2 The details of the painting were intentionally indistinct, leaving room for interpretation.
C1 The memories of that day were becoming increasingly indistinct as time passed.
C2 The boundaries between reality and dreams seemed indistinct in her mind.
formal The sound of the distant thunder was indistinct in the noisy city.
informal I couldn't make out what she was saying, her words were indistinct.
slang The music was so loud, the lyrics were totally indistinct.
figurative The painting was so abstract, the shapes were indistinct and blurry.
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is being indistinct
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