Murk ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Murk ( noun )

A state of darkness or obscurity, often accompanied by fog or mist.

Origin:

The word murk is of uncertain origin but it is first recorded in english in the 16th century.

Examples:

1. The murk made it difficult for him to see the path ahead.
2. The city was shrouded in murk, visibility was low.
3. It was so dark that he could barely see his hand in front of his face because of the murk.
4. The murk was so thick it was like walking in a cloud.
5. The murk was caused by a combination of fog and pollution.

(As a verb)

Murk ( verb )

A state of darkness or obscurity, often accompanied by fog or mist.

Origin:

The word murk is of uncertain origin but it is first recorded in english in the 16th century.

Examples:

1. The murk made it difficult for him to see the path ahead.
2. The city was shrouded in murk, visibility was low.
3. It was so dark that he could barely see his hand in front of his face because of the murk.
4. The murk was so thick it was like walking in a cloud.
5. The murk was caused by a combination of fog and pollution.