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Meanings of blurred in English

Indistinct or hazy in outline.

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      Unclear in form or expression.

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            Usage of blurred in English
            1
            The field was in a haze; the players blurred in his sight.
            The Young Pitcher
            2
            The number fifty-seven resolved itself from a blurred point of light inside.
            Woken furies
            3
            It's just that often the true meaning of the terms get blurred.
            Feminist dot com
            4
            After a moment, a second shadow overlaid and blurred his own: Cleaver's.
            A Case of Conscience
            5
            Our generation has blurred forever the traditional line between civilians and soldiers.
            Feminist dot com
            6
            For young people, the boundary between private and public has become blurred.
            The Guardian
            7
            In recent years, the line between mobile and PC has blurred significantly.
            Wired
            8
            In particular, Britain's social classes have blurred over the past few decades.
            Reuters
            9
            The view was blurred now and would be for a long time.
            Dayworld Rebel
            10
            His vision blurred; he blinked rapidly and it quickly returned to normal.
            The Fall of Reach
            11
            Last night she was setting type, working so fast her hands blurred.
            The sealed letter
            12
            Georg muttered something; the snapping sparks of the barrage blurred his words.
            Tarrano the Conqueror
            13
            Such a narrow framework blurred the details of local and regional politics.
            The South African
            14
            And here the little drama was blurred and muffled in his memory.
            Peak and Prairie / From a Colorado Sketch-book
            15
            Streaks of reflected starlight blurred on the sable water below, growing closer.
            The Reality Dysfunction
            16
            The duchess herself was blurred in the distant perspective like an illusion.
            The Man Who Laughs: A Romance of English History
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