muddiness

It did not have a muddiness that this kind of caviar often exhibits.

But the muddiness of the figures did not stop the hotel association from capitalizing on them.

"It was really pure and natural feelings without any little piece of muddiness.

The road is at its peak right now in terms of muddiness etc near Manali.

Once he had the sound, he rolled off the bottom to "take the muddiness out".

In sparkling contrast to the town's dull muddiness is the emerald water of the lake.

He could see the muddiness of the water; but the surface of the square-pool was not as it should be.

"There's a general fuzziness and muddiness, and the details became lost.

William, welcome in spite of his muddiness, scrambled back aboard his ship.

A muddiness had invaded the girl's eyes.

Bending over let the wine pour out into the water, and the muddiness of it matched very well with the murkiness.

The literature has been admirable on this account, and therefore happily free of the muddiness that accompanies so much science.

He lifted his eyes to the inland side of this peculiar stretch of mountainside muddiness.

It is unclear, but it is a significant muddiness, capable of torpedoing the plan.

Mud runs may or may not contain obstacles, because the events tend to focus more on fitness and muddiness.

Bereft of his magic, the edges of the world dimmed and the colors all ran together in muddiness.

Some of these meditations on natural history are overworked to the point of muddiness; the best have an airy poetry (Johnson).

Soon afterward, he writes to Tate to praise the trim architecture of his poetry while also noting it "slides at times into muddiness."

His work is often described as being full of colors that are vibrant and alive and totally devoid of muddiness.

They were almost in despair before at last they came to a little muddiness and a tiny trickle of water through softer and better grass.

Suddenly Puddleglum turned to them, and his face had gone so pale that you could see the paleness under the natural muddiness of his complexion.

In these bright, gestural paintings on paper, Melissa Meyer skirts the muddiness that sometimes plagues her work.

General dullness, coarseness, muddiness.

Her dogged painterly method always threatens to bog her down in muddiness, as happens in "13 Generations."