fudged in English

verb

1

present or deal with (something) in a vague, noncommittal, or inadequate way, especially so as to conceal the truth or mislead.

a temptation to fudge the issue and nudge grades up

synonyms: evade, avoid, dodge, skirt, duck, gloss over, hedge on, prevaricate about, vacillate on, be noncommittal on, stall on, beat around the bush about, equivocate on, hem and haw on, cop out on, sit on the fence about, tergiversate about

verb

evade, avoid, dodge, skirt, duck, gloss over, hedge on, prevaricate about, vacillate on, be noncommittal on, stall on, beat around the bush about, equivocate on, hem and haw on, cop out on, sit on the fence about, tergiversate about
adjust, manipulate, massage, put a spin on, juggle, misrepresent, misreport, bend, tamper with, tinker with, interfere with, doctor, falsify, distort, cook, fiddle with
fake, wangle, manipulate, cook, falsify, misrepresent
skirt, hedge, duck, evade, elude, sidestep, dodge, put off, parry, circumvent

Use "fudged" in a sentence

1. 6 Despite all this wielding of scalpel and knife some issues remain resolutely fudged.

2. 28 Despite all this wielding of scalpel and knife some issues remain resolutely fudged.

3. A proper engineering drawing can not be thus fudged; like Wolf, the draughtsman must fully comprehend what he is drawing.

4. And so Labour went into the election on a fudged policy designed more to placate Roy Hattersley than to win over voters.