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Superlative for visually indistinct
“Dom's casual reference to Frau Dortmann had evoked hazy images of an apron-clad, rosy-cheeked matron.”
Superlative for covered over by clouds or particles
“Westward winds carried the sands across the Atlantic, causing hazy skies in the northeastern Caribbean.”
Superlative for characterized by fumes or gas
“Even during summer, however, low-level inversions over cities produce palls of hazy fumes.”
Superlative for not easily understood or defined
“Evaluating this somewhat hazy explanation is complicated by the difficulty in obtaining reliable demographic data.”
Superlative for having a dizzy or lightheaded sensation
“When Thomas woke up, he was still feeling hazy and his vision was blurry.”
Superlative for vague, lacking in detail
Superlative for having a sense of vagueness, insubstantiality, or incongruousness
Superlative for gradually vanishing or fading from view
Superlative for muggy, stuffy, with bad ventilation
Superlative for humid, full of steam or vapor
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