Hazily: meaning, definitions and examples

Used when describing a situation where something is seen or perceived in an unclear way, often because of weather conditions or a lack of focus.

• She could see the mountains hazily through the morning mist
• He remembered the party hazily after drinking too much

Used when referring to something that is not clearly defined, specific, or understood. This term can apply to both visual and abstract concepts.

• She vaguely remembered meeting him before
• He gave a vaguely defined answer to the question

Best used when describing a visual perception that is not sharp or clear, often because of speed, motion, or impairment of vision.

• Without her glasses, she saw the world blurrily
• The picture came out blurrily because the camera moved

Appropriate for describing a mental state where thoughts or memories are unclear, much like trying to think through a fog.

• After waking up from deep sleep, he thought foggily about what day it was
• The details of that night remain foggily in his mind