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wooly

wooly
Adjective
comp: wooliersup: wooliest

This term evokes a tactile sensation of softness, density, and warmth. When describing physical materials, it suggests a fuzzy or crimped texture that absorbs light and sound, often associated with natural fibers or animal coats.

In a figurative sense, the word describes a lack of intellectual sharpness. It characterizes arguments or explanations that are intentionally blurred or muddled, suggesting a mental state that is soft and imprecise rather than crisp and logical.

Meanings

Examples

The newborn lamb had a soft wooly coat.

The newborn lamb had a soft wooly coat.

I love the feel of these wooly socks in winter.

I love the feel of these wooly socks in winter.

The caterpillar looked strange and wooly.

The caterpillar looked strange and wooly.

Trivia

His explanation was a bit wooly and lacked a clear point.

His explanation was a bit wooly and lacked a clear point.

Office

Stop being so wooly and just tell me what you want.

The politician gave a wooly answer to avoid the controversy.

Business

I feel a bit wooly today and cannot concentrate on my studies.

I feel a bit wooly today and cannot concentrate on my studies.

School Life

The old rug had a thick wooly texture that felt warm underfoot.

Why is the logic in this report so wooly?

Office

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