Indistinctness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INDISTINCTNESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being indistinct
• The quality or condition of being indistinct; want of definiteness; dimness; confusion; as, the indistinctness of a picture, or of comprehension; indistinctness of vision.
• the quality of being indistinct and without sharp outlines
ADJECTIVE:
• not clear or sharply defined
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• not distinct; as; not sharply outlined or separabl; blurred; faint, dim; not clearly recognizable or understandabl; uncertain

Words that contain INDISTINCTNESS

indistinctnesse18 indistinctnesses19

How to use INDISTINCTNESS in a sentence

• This is the real explanation of the indistinctness and inconsistency with which he has often been reproached.
• In the innumerable swarm of minor characters with which he has enriched our comic literature there is no indistinctness.
• He saw these nearer figures with a fluctuating indistinctness, by lights that came and went, and the remoter ones still less distinctly.
• And then home through the white indistinctness in a state of melancholy that became at last so fine as to be almost pleasurable.
• The two shrouds soon united, and then there was a minute when the boats could only be seen with indistinctness.
• Each of them peered through the indistinctness of the dusk at the other two.
• Singer the sensation of a violent but universal blow, and was followed by a transient loss of memory and indistinctness of vision.
• If the lens was imperfect, the faults would be all over the surface, and this would produce simply an indistinctness of the image.
• A kind of wavering heat bathed the objects extended at our feet, and gave their outlines an indistinctness to be regretted.
• In the glare and glamour of gas-light it is only flash and clouds and indistinctness.
• The starlight, dim and soft, had a sense of silver in its indistinctness.
• To the left, with strange indistinctness, almost like something human struggling to assert itself, came the fitful flash from the light at the entrance to the tidal way.
• He was so dazzling white himself, and had such an indistinctness of outline, that they had taken him for an oak-tree.
• More to the point would have been the query whether in poetry darkness and indistinctness are synonymous terms.
• The world was just beginning to come out of positive shadow into the indistinctness of dawn.
• The indistinctness of the opposite wall, which widened from the gate, was astonishing.
• But even a change in the degree of indistinctness causes inversion.
• There is the indistinctness of fine weather over the chain of low round hills that bound our horizon, giving them a dignity that, on clearer days, they lack.
• But this indistinctness in the moral and political line begets indifference.
• Her mind and body both seemed to have floated into another region of quick-sailing clouds rapidly passing across each other and enveloping everything in a vaporous indistinctness.
• There is less indistinctness in the merit of less eminent authors.
• In commercial evolution there was the same indistinctness of standards.
• Up the beach by the boathouse a bonfire was burning, raining up sparks into the indistinctness of the dawn.
• The latter was veiled, and although the face of the man was exposed, it swam in such a hazy indistinctness that it was impossible to make out the features.

Similar words containing DISTINCTNES without suffix s and without prefix in

distinctness15 distinctnesses17 indistinctnesse18 indistinctnesses19

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