(adv.) In a hazy manner; mistily; obscurely; confusedly.
Example Sentences:
(1) Yet the law is so hazily worded that it is not known which cursewords are out and which are in — what counts as profane will be determined by an expert panel, making effing and blinding a risky business.
(2) It was emphasized that the specific question, or questions, one is asking should be precisely formulated prior to the design of the experiment, since hazily formulated ideas are difficult to discuss and virtually impossible to test for correctness.
(3) In earlier foetal stages, C18 filaments are scarce, hazily labelled and randomly distributed inside the hepatocytic cytoplasm.
(4) While debates still rage online (especially in the comments on Guardian articles about craft beer) it seems the brewing industry has reached an accord that craft is hazily defined, but useful.
(5) He's bigger than the novel, than the world that's collapsed and torn itself apart; and he only appears when it's done, walking from nowhere, only hazily able to remember who he was before (but that he killed policemen, fought for the KKK, and helped to kidnap Patty Hearst ).
(6) The verdict of the American people confirms what has been hazily evident for some time, but now is in even sharper relief: the Democrats are the dominant presidential party in US politics , and not just in politics but in the policy realm as well.
(7) Time has lost its focus on that once broad shoulder and the butterfly is now hazily fading out of view.
(8) Typically of this hazily framed judgment, it is not clear what tests these operatives apply so as to identify the historically or morally irrelevant.