muddily in a sentence

adv.

Definition

MUDDILY: in a way that is unclear or confused, often resulting in a distorted or indistinct appearance or understanding.

The pond reflected the sky muddily, distorting the clouds above.
His memories of that day came back muddily, intertwining with more recent events.
She mixed the paint muddily, creating a confusing blend of colors on her canvas.
The river flowed muddily after the heavy rains, carrying debris along its banks.
As the fog rolled in, the landscape appeared muddily, shrouded in a veil of gray.