Synonyms of Sensory Words 1

dark and gloomy, especially due to thick mist

• murky

• glimmering

• dingy

• bleary

gloomy and drab

• luminous

• flashy

• dingy

• bleary

shining faintly with a wavering light

• murky

• glimmering

• dingy

• bleary

giving off light; bright or shining

Ex: The baby's eyes were ______ with joy.

• luminous

• murky

• dingy

• bleary

looking or feeling dull and unfocused from sleep or tiredness:

Ex: Look at the ______ - eyed business travelers. They looked like they haven't slept for a month.

• bleary

• dazzling

• faded

• colossal

having lost freshness or depth of color

Ex: While I was cleaning my grandparent's room, I saw a _____ photograph from 1932. It was picture of my grandpa and grandma when they were younger.

• bleary

• dazzling

• faded

• colossal

extremely large or great

Ex: The woman was very upset when she saw the ______ amount of mails that she has to arrange.

• blurred

• dazzling

• bleary

• colossal

extremely bright, especially so as to blind the eyes temporarily

Ex: The woman was very happy. You can tell it yourself by looking at her _____ smile.

• blurred

• dazzling

• bleary

• colossal

unable to see or be seen clearly:

Ex: My new camera captured a ______ picture. I think I need to change it.

• blurred

• dazzling

• bleary

• colossal

superficially attractive or impressive

Ex: Many people dislike someone who always like to show off. Like that actor who alway comes with his _____ car.

• luminous

• flashy

• dingy

• bleary