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Meanings of blurred vision in English

Spanish
visión borrosa
Catalan
visió borrosa

Symptom, lack of sharpness of vision resulting in the inability to see fine detail.

Related terms
visión borrosa
Usage of blurred vision in English
1
It can start with blurred vision and sensitivity to light and noise.
The Irish Times
2
Through her blurred vision she sees the four men are watching her.
Bird Box
3
My already blurred vision swam with tears, making the bear's outlines bleed.
Moonburn
4
Methanol poisoning can render a person temporarily blind or cause blurred vision.
News.com.au
5
She received treatment to her injured arm and also complained of blurred vision.
Reuters
6
The symptoms include fatigue, blurred vision, cognitive problems and muscle spasms.
The Irish Times
7
A 43-year-old Turkish female presented with gradual blurred vision in her left eye.
Pubmed
8
At presentation, five patients complained of a scotoma, and two noted blurred vision.
Pubmed
9
And on my way around my blurred vision has been corrected.
The Guardian
10
A 60-year-old woman presented with monocular left diminished color perception and blurred vision.
Pubmed
11
Nance had a blurred vision of an unhappy prodigal crossing the factory yard.
Calvary Alley
12
Brinnaria had a blurred vision of splendid uniforms and dazzling accoutrements.
The Unwilling Vestal
13
Like a mirage, a dark figure emerged in her blurred vision.
Nevermore
14
From eating foxglove flowers, you get nausea, delirium, and blurred vision.
Choke
15
Lower doses can cause eye pain, blurred vision, drowsiness and vomiting.
Radio NZ
16
Raphael bent his head, his blurred vision scanning Emily's still face.
Immortal wolf
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Translations for blurred vision
Blurred vision through the time
Blurred vision across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common