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cloudily
This adverb describes a lack of transparency, either in a literal physical sense or a figurative mental sense. When used physically, it refers to the visual quality of a substance becoming opaque or turbid, often used in scientific or descriptive contexts to indicate a change in state.
In a figurative sense, it describes communication or thinking that is obscured. It suggests a state of confusion or intentional vagueness, where the meaning is not sharp or easily understood. This usage is less common than the physical description and often carries a connotation of disorientation or lack of precision.
Meanings
Examples
The liquid in the beaker began to swirl cloudily as the chemicals reacted.
The distant mountains were visible only cloudily through the thick morning mist.
He spoke cloudily about his dreams, unable to pin down a single concrete detail.
The water in the pond looked cloudily white after the heavy rain stirred up the silt.
I can only remember that night cloudily now that years have passed.
The potion shimmered cloudily before turning a deep shade of purple.
Why is he explaining the project so cloudily? I just need a straight answer.
The air hung cloudily with smoke and dust after the explosion.