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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    vague ideas unclear concepts ambiguous notions fuzzy thoughts indefinite impressions obscure views uncertain opinions imprecise beliefs loose conceptions cloudy perceptions dim understandings faint recollections imperfect memories incomplete pictures inaccurate assumptions misleading impressions mistaken notions questionable ideas shaky convictions sketchy outlines tentative hypotheses unclear theories undefined principles unfounded assumptions unformed opinions unreliable estimates unsound judgments untested theories weak hypotheses woolly thinking

    Meaning of Hazy Notions

    The primary meaning of "Hazy Notions" refers to unclear, vague, or imprecise ideas or concepts.

    Definitions

    • Refers to ideas or concepts that are not clearly defined or are difficult to understand
    • Describes a lack of clarity or precision in thinking or expression
    • Describes a vague or imprecise idea or opinion

    Etymology of Hazy Notions

    The word "hazy" originates from the Old English word "hæsan", meaning to become obscure or dim, and has been used in English since the 16th century to describe something as unclear or vague
    The phrase "hazy notions" has been used since the 17th century to describe vague or imprecise ideas or concepts

    Example Uses

    • The professor's hazy notions about the new theory made it difficult for the students to understand the material
    • She had hazy notions about what she wanted to do with her life, but was determined to figure it out
    • The company's hazy notions about the market led to a series of poor business decisions

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    clear ideas precise concepts definite notions certain opinions accurate assumptions well-formed opinions reliable estimates sound judgments well-defined principles concrete theories solid convictions strong hypotheses well-supported arguments convincing evidence precise thinking clear understanding definite impressions distinct views explicit statements