slurred
/slɜrd/
verb
- Past tense of slur: to speak unclearly or to insult someone.
- She slurred the lyrics because she didn't know the song well.
- He slurred his words so badly that no one understood him.
- The politician slurred his opponent's reputation during the debate.
adjective
- Spoken in a way that is unclear, with words running together, often due to tiredness, illness, or alcohol.
- The doctor noticed the patient's slurred words and checked for a stroke.
- She gave a slurred apology after having too much to drink.
- His speech was slurred after staying up all night studying.
- Blurred or not clearly defined, especially in vision or writing.
- His vision became slurred after staring at the screen for hours.
- The ink on the old letter was slurred and hard to read.
- The photograph was slurred because the camera moved.
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