indistinct

Adjective complement with noun phrase

make: A lot of footage uses the ' soft focus ' technique to made the background indistinct and obviously out of focus.

Modifies a noun

• path: At the top a narrow, rather indistinct, path goes into the wood.
• figure: For many years the typical TV viewer has been a shadowy, indistinct figure in the policymaking process.
• word: The wool is combed twice ( indistinct word ) 2/4 per lb.
• view: Somewhat indistinct view of a group gathered in front of a low grass hut.
• form: The beings we see may emerge with indistinct forms, or as heightened colors or heavenly scents, or in more familiar shapes.
• boundary: Therefore the interiors of the jovian planets probably have indistinct boundaries between their various interior layers.

Modifying Another Word

• somewhat: Somewhat indistinct view of a group gathered in front of a low grass hut.
• rather: At the top a narrow, rather indistinct, path goes into the wood.
• too: The extreme perspective was gained through using my 24mm lens however I feel it has left Caroline too indistinct beneath the tree.
• very: The barrow is certainly a very indistinct one in long heather.
• little: Vocal range is very good and fairly emotive but I found in some places that the lyrical content was a little indistinct.
• so: The problem seems that it's so indistinct, so safe within the context of a familiar genre.

Used with adjective complement

become: Also, the game demands an HD screen - units can become indistinct on older TVs.