unblurred

1 3.4

Easy to see or recognize

adjective
/ʌnˈblɜrd/

: nítido

For better understanding, the diagram should be unblurred so everyone can see the labels.

We'll look at the actual footage unblurred and we'll start from there.

Examples

We'll look at the actual footage unblurred and we'll start from there.

Rio Ferdinand Presents
The report was presented in an unblurred format, making the findings clearer.
A warrior's mind must be unblurred, my Lord.

Beowulf (2007)
Now, I don't really know why they did that because here it is unblurred and it's still hard to tell where the naughty parts are.
To get an unblurred image in a dark environment far from the sun, the cameras on board had to steadily track their target while the camera shutters were open.

Academic text (1990)
We will analyze the unblurred images to identify the important details.

Synonyms

clear

vsunblurred

866 1.0

Free from things that block sight or movement

focuses on sharp visibility and easy recognition rather than general openness

unsmudged

vsunblurred

4.2

Clean and clear with no marks or stains

focuses on overall sharpness rather than just cleanliness of the surface

Antonyms

blurred

2 3.4

Not clear to see or understand, like a photo

How Clear

sharp

55 1.3

unblurred

1 3.4

blurred

2 3.4

indistinct

328 5.3

hazy

49 3.9

Surface Forms

unblurred positive

Morphology

unblurred = blurred (transparent) = un + blur + ed

The adjective is formed by straightforward negation: un- + 'blurred' yields 'not blurred', which a B1 learner can derive from known parts.

Etymology

The word unblurred puts un- ('not') in front of blur ('to make unclear'). So something unblurred is not unclear but clear and easy to see, like a photo after you clean the lens.