blurry
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3.6
- adjective
- /ˈblɜːri/
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borroso
- The picture is a bit blurry; my phone camera is just not that great.
- a blurry image
- a blurry photograph
- become blurry
That was a very blurry, very fuzzy vision.
- That was a very blurry, very fuzzy vision.
- The line between live birth and egg laying is blurry and complicated.
- I think it was a blurry, like a police sketch.
- What the snake gets is something much blurrier, much rougher.
- And being vague is out of focus, blurry.
- And just like everything else in science, the closer you look, the blurrier things get.
- It's like glasses without wearing the glasses, things are blurry.
- Allegedly, he wakes up on blurry eyed on a.
- It's on the back, but the picture is so blurry Flavors.
- Now they're less blurry, less uncomfortable, less awkward.
Examples
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Outlines of buildings were indistinct, blurry as though seen in a dream.
Fiction book (1992) -
- My eyes are a little blurry.
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Do you see how it's like really blurry like the image?
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Yeah, some flowers, just to be a little bit blurry in the shot.
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I got to be honest, it's a little blurry right now.
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Life becomes a series of blurry lines.
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It's all a little blurry.
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I looked up to see a blurry vision of Stuart standing over me.
Fiction book (1990) -
The line between live birth and egg laying is blurry and complicated.
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The photo turned out a bit blurry because the camera was shaking when I took it.
Synonyms
328
5.3
Not easy to see, hear, or understand
111
3.7
Not clear or sharp like a blurred picture
49
3.9
Not clear because of mist or when you cannot remember it well
11
2.7
A dull, unclear color that looks mixed and lifeless
9
6.8
Your eyes look blurred and tired because you did not sleep
5
5.1
Hard to see or understand because it is not clear
3
1.4
Not clear or easy to remember
2
3.4
Not clear to see or understand, like a photo
1
4.2
Not clear or sharp, making details hard to see
1
4.8
A face, mind, or explanation that is not clear because of worry
1
4.4
Covered with smudges or marks that make it look dirty
Not having a sharp edge or a clear picture
Something that looks blurred and hard to see
Antonyms
Compounds
How Clear
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Morphology
Etymology
The word blurry comes from the verb blur, which means 'to make something unclear or smeared'. The ending -y means 'full of' or 'having the quality of', so blurry means 'not clear' or 'hard to see', like a photo taken through a fogged window.