blurry
[ blur-ee ]
/ ˈblɜr i /
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adjective, blur·ri·er, blur·ri·est.
blurred; indistinct.
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How to use blurry in a sentence
The lines of fundamentalism are blurrier today than what they once were.
Fred Phelps May Be Dead, But His Fundamentalist God Lives|Matthew Paul Turner|March 23, 2014|DAILY BEASTBut the closer you look, the blurrier the distinction between the two conferences becomes.
AIPAC, Israel, and the Hypocritical Claim of Backing a Two-State Solution|Peter Beinart|March 5, 2012|DAILY BEASTWhen an exile lasts little more than a four-day weekend, the end result is even blurrier than its catalyst.