turbid

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Turbid' refers to a liquid that is cloudy or opaque due to suspended particles. Just like a stirred pond, where mud from the bottom makes the water unclear.

Examples in Different Contexts

In meteorology, 'turbid' might describe atmospheric conditions with dense, obscuring particles. A meteorologist might report, 'The air is turbid with a dense fog, reducing visibility to a few meters.'

Practice Scenarios

Impact

Scenario:

The factory's waste disposal procedures seem to have adversely affected the local water bodies. The clarity of the rivers has been significantly compromised.

Response:

It's deeply concerning how the factory waste has made the river turbid. Immediate action is required to address the pollution.

Creative

Scenario:

The script is filled with numerous characters and plots, making the storyline a little difficult to follow. Perhaps we should simplify a bit.

Response:

I agree, the numerous plot twists and several characters have made the storyline turbid. We need to rethink the script.