fuzzily

adv

fuzzily

adv

Etymology From fuzzy + -ly.

1

In a fuzzy manner.

His view of the world goes into grainy black and white, much brighter than it was before. Here and there, certain objects glow fuzzily in pink or red.1992, Neal Stephenson, Snow Crash, page 387:

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