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Meanings of blurry in English

Indistinct or hazy in outline.

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Usage of blurry in English
1
They were blurry, difficult to read, but they were definitely letters; SA.V.GE.
The Pariah
2
The lines are sometimes blurry, making it a difficult subject to tackle.
BBC
3
That's all they had... Everything they're doing is quite blurry, he said.
Radio NZ
4
The lines between fiction and reality have always been blurry to me.
Wired
5
Today Glory would have given her big toe for one blurry snapshot.
Solomon's oak: a novel
6
As such, they were somewhat blurry and not very easy to read.
Spiral
7
Every time I concentrate on a specific item, it goes all blurry.
From hell with love
8
Children in brightly colored jackets made blurry shapes as her focus wandered.
Heart of stone
9
The blurry image of the spinning van took hold in my mind.
Escape
10
But the picture demonstrates how blurry those seemingly distinct categories actually are.
What the dog saw: and other adventures
11
The back story behind Fiona Apple's Extraordinary Machine is even more blurry.
BBC
12
The figure was blurry and disappeared almost as quickly as it appeared.
Shift
13
Far off, the blurry murmur of wind slipping through some secret passage.
Speaking in Bones
14
The blurry figure over her receded, growing smaller and smaller above her.
Toxic
15
The blurry form of a man finally pulled away from his victim.
Watch them die
16
A blurry image was leaning over him, offering a glass of liquid.
The Da Vinci Code
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Blurry through the time
Blurry across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common