blurred
2
3.4
- adjective
- /blɜrd/
:
borroso
- The photograph turned out to be a blurred image, making it hard to recognize the people in it.
The picture of you on it is blurred black and white.
- The picture of you on it is blurred black and white.
- It's kind of like blurred out with my fingers.
- I love how it makes my skin look super blurred and gorgeous.
- So it looks really blurred on this side on my pores.
- White coats, blurred faces he could see.
- I like to think that my points are more blurred in my fiction.
- It gives you such a nice blurred, smooth, full coverage finish.
Examples
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Blurred, indistinct images.
Fiction book (1995) -
Symptoms of ARMD: Blurred or fuzzy vision. Illusion that straight lines are wavy.
Academic text (2008) -
All I had then was this blurred vision.
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Blurred face, sad eyes, lines of age and pain.
Fiction book (1995) -
Blurred vision, no balance, numb tongue.
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Blurred and indistinct.
Fiction book (2002) -
After staring at the bright light, everything around me appeared blurred and unfocused.
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Her memory of the event was blurred, with only fragments of details that she could recall.
Synonyms
111
3.7
Not clear or sharp like a blurred picture
70
3.6
Looks unclear, so you cannot see details
49
3.9
Not clear because of mist or when you cannot remember it well
9
6.8
Your eyes look blurred and tired because you did not sleep
3
1.4
Not clear or easy to remember
1
4.2
Not clear or sharp, making details hard to see
1
4.6
Slightly unclear and hard to see or remember
1
4.8
A face, mind, or explanation that is not clear because of worry
Something that looks blurred and hard to see
Not having a sharp edge or a clear picture
Antonyms
How Clear
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Blurred comes from the common root blur, which means a 'smear' or soft mark that hides detail. So when something is blurred it is 'not clear' or hard to see.