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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
The majority of the real-life photos are blurred, presumably for lack of release waiver or safety.
He complained, according to the lawsuit, that the new process made him feel dizzy and caused shortness of breath, as well as blurred vision.
Today, however, the lines between his philosophical musings and our reality in the digital age are not just blurred – they are increasingly intertwined.
Redacted videos of the couple’s mummified bodies captured on police bodycam recordings could be released if they are blurred, the court ruled.
“People might lose track of where they are, blurred vision, loss of balance. There’s nausea, chest tightness, headache, vomiting and impaired memory.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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