blurrily
/ˈblɜrəli/
adverb
- In a way that is unclear, hazy, or not sharply defined, especially in vision or appearance.
- She looked blurrily at the alarm clock, still half asleep.
- Without my glasses, I could see the street signs only blurrily.
- The old photograph showed the faces blurrily, as if they were fading away.
- In a way that is vague, indistinct, or difficult to remember or understand.
- He recalled the events of that night only blurrily, as if through a fog.
- The instructions were written blurrily, leaving everyone confused about what to do.
- Her memory of the conversation was blurrily incomplete, with only a few words standing out.
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