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blurred
adjective as in cloudy
adjective as in confused
adjective as in dim
adjective as in faint
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adjective as in filmy
adjective as in foggy
adjective as in fuzzy
adjective as in hazy
adjective as in higgledy-piggledy
adjective as in inarticulate
adjective as in indistinct
adjective as in jumbled
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adjective as in misty
adjective as in muddled
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adjective as in muddy
adjective as in obscure
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adjective as in opaque
adjective as in roiled
adjective as in roily
adjective as in smoggy
adjective as in unclean
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adjective as in undistinct
adjective as in unrecognizable
adjective as in vague
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- amorphous
- amphibological
- bewildering
- bleary
- cloudy
- dark
- dim
- doubtful
- dreamlike
- enigmatic
- generalized
- ill-defined
- impalpable
- indefinite
- indeterminate
- indistinct
- inexplicable
- loose
- misunderstood
- muddy
- perplexing
- problematic
- puzzling
- questionable
- shadowy
- superficial
- tenebrous
- undetermined
- unexplicit
- unintelligible
- unknown
- unsettled
- unspecified
Example Sentences
Israeli law distinguishes between "legal" settlements and "illegal" outposts - a distinction that is in practice being blurred by the government's actions.
Gizmodo reported similarly explicit results of famous women, though some searches also returned blurred videos or with a "video moderated" message.
“That’s the thing that, it is a blurred line,” Roberts said.
The Times was kind in its opening coverage, praising the park’s change of pace from Disneyland and admiring how its architecture blurred fiction and reality.
The British Medical Association has said PAs and AAs were being asked to do tasks they were not meant to do and the lines with doctors were getting blurred.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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