blur
/blɜr/
noun
- Something that you cannot see clearly, or a shape that is not clear.
- The car sped past so fast it was just a blur.
- Without my glasses, the street signs are a blur.
- The whole weekend was a blur of activity and excitement.
verb
- To make something unclear or difficult to see.
- Moving too fast will blur the photo.
- The fog blurred the outlines of the buildings across the bay.
- Tears blurred her vision as she said goodbye.
- To make the difference between two things less clear.
- Modern technology has blurred the line between work and home life.
- His apology blurred the distinction between a mistake and a lie.
- The documentary blurs the boundary between fact and fiction.
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