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blur

[blur] / blɜr /




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Her hands moved at a normal pace sometimes, but at others, a blur.

From Literature

Despite the hot, angry tears that blur my vision, the truth I’ve been avoiding for so long cuts deep, leaving a scar so I’ll never forget.

From Literature

By creating well-designed products that blur the lines between work and enjoyment, Apple helped foster an emotional connection to the brand, he said.

From Los Angeles Times

“The boundaries have blurred as personal home spaces become sets for content and the child’s real life becomes entertainment,” said Stoner, who now works as a mental health advocate.

From Los Angeles Times

Founder Alvin Ailey’s technical approach to dance combined modern dance, ballet and jazz — among other dance forms — in an attempt to blur the traditional boundaries of the dance world.

From Los Angeles Times