Indistinct is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INDISTINCT in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not distinct
• not clear or sharply defined
• Not distinct or distinguishable; not separate in such a manner as to be perceptible by itself; as, the indistinct parts of a substance.
• Obscure to the mind or senses; not clear; not definite; confused; imperfect; faint; as, indistinct vision; an indistinct sound; an indistinct idea or recollection.
• not clearly defined or easy to perceive or understand
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• not distinct; as; not sharply outlined or separabl; blurred; faint, dim; not clearly recognizable or understandabl; uncertain

Words related to INDISTINCT

indistinctly18

Words that contain INDISTINCT

indistinctly18 indistinction16 indistinctive19 indistinctions17 indistinctness17 indistinctively24 indistinctnesse18 indistinctnesses19

How to use INDISTINCT in a sentence

• He could never quite forget his old days in the traces, though they were growing more shadowy and indistinct in his memory as the summers and the winters passed.
• I have an indistinct recollection of seeing the old one pause an instant on the top of the bank in the woods, look toward its shivering young, and then dash away again.
• He could see a man adding fuel to the blaze, and beyond him, shrouded in the deep shadows of the trees, an indistinct tangle of dogs and sledge.
• An indistinct muttering, with a look at the carving-knife in reply, teaches that daring person how ill he has chosen a market for his deference.
• Far off, a mere speck, could be seen a dim and indistinct object pointing upward from the cape like a finger.
• Much to his relief, the indistinct wall of forest seemed to bend back, away from the sea.
• A dark object, indistinct but like a man, stood beside the coffin.
• Moonlight makes the latter appear in indistinct masses, and as if partly covered with snow.
• For I had heard it, even if he had said the last word very low, and in a queer, indistinct voice.
• Hitherto he had seen her without a hat and jacket only on one indistinct dramatic occasion.
• The events of the night before passed rapidly through his mind, but they seemed vague and indistinct.
• Such a view is too vague and indistinct to satisfy French minds.
• Sometimes her lips moved, and she appeared to be repeating certain words to herself, but in a voice so low and indistinct that no one could catch them.
• Natural indications, like rivers and mountains, however indistinct in appearance, are in practice subject to unavoidable error.
• He could see no one, and the voices were so indistinct that he failed to recognize them.
• As nothing further transpired, and as the sound was very indistinct, he did not at once enter the building, but kept it, so far as possible, under observation.
• Under the night the pools grew bigger with mysterious rapidity, while the great sea, yet far off, thundered in a regular rhythm along the indistinct line of the horizon.
• She stood before him, tall and indistinct, like a black phantom in the red twilight.
• Arsat rose and stood, an indistinct and silent figure above the dying embers of the fire.
• A faint glimmer of light from the street made dimly visible the mattress on the floor and two indistinct dark shapes stretched on it.
• Jimmie Dale caught an indistinct murmur of voices from without, then the man returned to his seat, and the car went on again.
• The patch of dark bushes, breaking the sand beach to the northward, and forming one of the leading marks in, had been so thinned that it was very indistinct.
• His dreams, if not his waking moments, for his account is indistinct, were disturbed by the ghosts.
• While he talked, there came to his mind an indistinct impression that the face of the man he had seen sitting by the fire was the face of the man who now stood before him.
• But what their tongues are saying is made indistinct and blurred by some noise near by.
• As he arose he had a sensation of hearing some indistinct sound, but he could not be sure of it.
• All ideas have indistinct boundary lines, words have not.
• But a minute later, another movement, almost indistinct, sent a disagreeable little shiver over my skin.
• No wonder, then, that his work too is an indistinct expression of truth.
• Almost immediately came a turn in the ravine, and the indistinct blue horizon.
• The mist stole on, still more close and compact, and the form of him who lay by the waves became more and more indistinct.

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