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What does indistinctly mean?

"Indistinctly" means not clearly defined or perceived. It suggests a lack of sharpness, clarity, or focus.

Here are some ways to understand "indistinctly":

* Visually: An image that is indistinct is blurry, hazy, or lacking in detail.

* Audibly: A sound that is indistinct is muffled, unclear, or hard to make out.

* Mentally: A thought that is indistinct is vague, unclear, or poorly formulated.

Examples:

* "I could see the figures in the distance, but their forms were indistinct."

* "He spoke in a low, indistinct voice, making it hard to understand what he was saying."

* "My memory of that day is indistinct; I can only recall a few fragments."

Synonyms for "indistinctly":

* vaguely

* faintly

* unclearly

* dimly

* hazily

* obscurely

* confusedly

* ambiguously

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