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fuzzy

[ˈfʌzi]

fuzzy Definition

  • 1having a covering of soft fine hair or fur
  • 2difficult to perceive; indistinct or vague in shape or outline
  • 3not clear; blurred or distorted

Using fuzzy: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "fuzzy" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The kitten's fuzzy coat was so soft to the touch.

  • Example

    I can't remember the details of the dream, it was all fuzzy.

  • Example

    The TV signal was fuzzy and hard to watch.

fuzzy Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with fuzzy

  • a type of mathematical logic that allows for degrees of truth instead of only true or false values

    Example

    Fuzzy logic is used in artificial intelligence and decision-making systems.

  • unclear or illogical thinking

    Example

    His fuzzy thinking led him to make a lot of mistakes in his work.

  • fuzzy wuzzy

    a nickname for a person with a lot of hair or a fuzzy appearance

    Example

    My little brother was called Fuzzy Wuzzy because of his curly hair.

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Summary: fuzzy in Brief

The term 'fuzzy' [ˈfʌzi] describes something covered in soft hair or fur, or something that is difficult to perceive, unclear, or distorted. Examples include 'The kitten's fuzzy coat was so soft to the touch,' and 'The TV signal was fuzzy and hard to watch.' 'Fuzzy' also extends into phrases like 'fuzzy logic,' which refers to a type of mathematical logic, and 'fuzzy thinking,' which means unclear or illogical thinking.

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