murky
mur
ˈmɜr
mēr
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ki
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British pronunciation
/mˈɜːki/

Definition & Meaning of "murky"in English

01

(of liquids) not clear or transparent

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After the heavy rainfall, the normally clear river became murky with sediment runoff from the surrounding hills.
The fisherman hesitated to cast his line into the murky pond, unable to see beneath the surface.
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.
The murky sky cast a dull light over the city, making everything appear shadowy.
03

difficult to understand, often implying hidden or questionable aspects

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The politician 's murky past raised concerns about his integrity.
They uncovered murky dealings within the organization that suggested corruption.
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