blurry
Americanadjective
Other Word Forms
- blurrily adverb
- blurriness noun
Etymology
Origin of blurry
Example Sentences
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It was blurry and lacked the right detail.
From BBC
The 15-year-old student described the experience: "The floor felt bouncy, my vision went blurry and then I had a panic attack."
From BBC
She said she became sick and her vision got blurry without her prescribed eye drops.
From Los Angeles Times
Police publicly released a blurry snapshot of a rotund man in a dark jacket and hat, and the surveillance footage, sparking a flood of online speculation.
“Totally out in the open — this is one of the most shocking things I have seen,” said Hilton, holding up blurry photos of girls and young women taken on Friday night.
From Los Angeles Times
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