No. 10,945 in Spanish
difusa
Blurry, unclear, or vague.
In a sentence
La luz era tan difusa que no podía leer claramente el texto.
The light was so diffused that I couldn't clearly read the text.
Here, 'difusa' is used as an adjective describing the characteristic of the light being spread out and not focused.
La explicación fue un poco difusa y muchos quedaron con dudas.
The explanation was a bit vague, and many were left with doubts.
In this sentence, 'difusa' is used metaphorically to describe the explanation as unclear or not well-defined.
El recuerdo de aquel día ya es bastante difuso en mi mente.
The memory of that day is already quite blurry in my mind.
Here, 'difusa' describes the concept of a memory being indistinct or not sharp in one's mind, extending its meaning to abstract contexts.
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