Murky
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British pronunciation/mˈɜːki/
American pronunciation/ˈmɝki/

Definition & Meaning of "murky"

01

(of liquids) not clear or transparent

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As the divers descended deeper into the ocean, the water became increasingly murky, reducing visibility to just a few feet.
After the heavy rainfall, the normally clear river became murky with sediment runoff from the surrounding hills.
The glass of water appeared murky, indicating that the tap water might be contaminated with sediment.
02

(of sky) cloudy or dark, often resulting in a gloomy atmosphere

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The murky sky threatened rain, casting a pall over the landscape.
A murky sky loomed overhead, suggesting that rain was imminent.
As the sun began to set, the murky sky hinted at the storm brewing on the horizon.
03

difficult to understand, often implying hidden or questionable aspects

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As the divers descended deeper into the ocean, the water became increasingly murky, reducing visibility to just a few feet.
After the heavy rainfall, the normally clear river became murky with sediment runoff from the surrounding hills.
The glass of water appeared murky, indicating that the tap water might be contaminated with sediment.
The old well hadn't been used in years, and its water was now murky and unpalatable, reflecting its stagnant state.
The fisherman hesitated to cast his line into the murky pond, unable to see beneath the surface.
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