fuzzy

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Fuzzy' often describes something soft and fluffy like a kitten. But it also means when something is not clear or hard to understand. Like sometimes, you may feel fuzzy about your next career move.

Examples in Different Contexts

In computing, 'fuzzy' often relates to logic or algorithms that handle ambiguous or imprecise information. A software engineer might say, 'We implemented a fuzzy search to improve user experience.'

Practice Scenarios

Creative

Scenario:

The narrative of our film isn't engaging as expected. Maybe we could revisit the characters' backstories for improvement?

Response:

I think that's a good idea, right now the motives of our characters are a bit fuzzy.

Business

Scenario:

We need more reliable data to form our financial plan for the upcoming year. What's the development of our current data collection?

Response:

The financial projections are still fuzzy, but we're on track to refine them with incoming data