Fuzzier Meaning in English
word · lemma: fuzzy
Definition
Comparative form of 'fuzzy': more blurry, unclear, or difficult to see or understand; can also mean more soft and covered with small, fine hairs.
Usage & Nuances
'Fuzzier' is informal and often used for images, memories, or unclear ideas. It can describe visuals ('fuzzier picture'), concepts ('the rule is fuzzier'), or textures ('the peach is fuzzier'). Don’t confuse with 'busier' or 'funnier' — pronunciation is with a 'z' sound.
Spanish: más borroso - más difuso - más peludo (textura)Portuguese (BR): mais borrado - mais difuso - mais felpudo (textura)Portuguese (PT): mais desfocado - mais difuso - mais felpudo (textura)Chinese (Simplified): 更模糊 - 更含糊（不清楚）Chinese (Traditional): 更模糊 - 更含糊（不清楚）Hindi: और धुंधला - और अस्पष्टArabic: أكثر ضبابية - أكثر غموضًاBengali: আরও অস্পষ্ট - আরও ঝাপসা - আরও তুলতুলেRussian: более размытый - более нечеткий - более пушистыйJapanese: もっとぼやけた - もっとあいまいな - もっとふわふわしたVietnamese: mờ hơn - mơ hồ hơn - xù lông hơnKorean: 더 흐릿한 - 더 불분명한 - 더 보송보송한Turkish: daha bulanık - daha belirsiz - daha tüylüUrdu: زیادہ دھندلا - زیادہ غیر واضح - زیادہ نرم و ملائمIndonesian: lebih buram - lebih samar - lebih berbulu
Example Sentences
The more I think about it, the fuzzier the details get.
natural
On foggy mornings, the city looks even fuzzier.
natural
Her explanation just got fuzzier the longer she talked.
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This photo looks fuzzier than the last one.
basic
His memory of that day is fuzzier now.
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My sweater feels fuzzier after washing.
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