indistinct

an indistinct pattern; indistinct shapes in the gloom.

an indistinct memory; an indistinct notion of how to proceed.

I have only an indistinct memory of my grandfather.

His indistinct speech makes it impossible to understand him.

His readings of her seemed now to be vapoury and indistinct .

Her words were inward and indistinct when she was in a state of half unconsciousness.

It had become hoarse and indistinct.

I think this is an [indistinct] cream oversized jacket.

If they were that far away, the sound would be fainter, more indistinct.

She could see the indistinct outline of a dark object below the surface, and realized what had happened.

Were her tired eyes playing her tricks? — the white bricks of Tara blurred and indistinct.

She saw the dark bulk of a buggy stop in front of the house and indistinct figures alight.

It put some [indistinct], I always lose them.

Your captain, from Greece as well, Captain [indistinct], ladies and gentlemen!

Bring it home with 10 [indistinct] and 10,000 square feet of interior space.

(indistinct) - Woah, hey there, my plant.