0 an unpleasant fog that smells bad: --
1 a very unpleasant general feeling or character of a situation or place: --
He left us in a complete miasma and muddle of arithmetical calculations.
What is the thing that spreads itself like a dread miasma throughout the lives of our people—want, poverty, unemployment, machinery standing idle, commodities being destroyed?
The miasma that surrounds the question of trade union representation of bank and insurance employees must be dissipated.
A land fit for heroes has become a mere miasma; and the two millions who are disabled are forgotten.
Instead of that, what we have experienced is a miasma of disparagement over those years.
What few new lettings exist are obscured by a miasma of confidentiality clauses concealing the real market rent.
More and more would contract out if the right to do so was not so wrapped in a miasma of obscurity.
He is in a sort of miasma to know at all times how he is getting it.
