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muddied

muddied adjective: having been made unclear, obfuscated. Also the simple past and past participle of muddy.

Adjective

muddied (comparative more muddied, superlative most muddied)

  1. Having been made unclear, obfuscated.
    • Poor acting and a muddied plot are the least of this contentious Netflix drama's problems.2017 July 14, Alex Flood, ‘To The Bone’ – Film Review

Also used as

muddied is also the simple past and past participle of muddy.

Forms of muddied

comparativemore muddied
superlativemost muddied

Words formed from muddied

Phrases with muddied

Questions about muddied

What does muddied mean?
Muddied means having been made unclear, obfuscated.
What part of speech is muddied?
Muddied is an adjective.

Words near muddied in the dictionary

  1. muddened
  2. muddening
  3. muddens
  4. mudder
  5. mudders
  6. muddied
  7. muddied the water
  8. muddied the waters
  9. muddied up
  10. muddier
  11. muddiers

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