blurry

Meanings

• A state of indistinctness or lack of clarity.

  - "The photograph is blurry."
  - "The sound was blurred by the wind."
  - "His words were blurred by his emotions."

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Pronunciation

1. /ˈblɜːɹi/
   
   
   
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Rhymes

Words rhyming with blurry
brary , carry , marry , sarcastic , vary

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Homophones

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1. blur, allure, blear, blare, bleach, blood, blue
   

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Variants

List of all variants of blurry that leads to same result
blurrier , blurriest , blurrily , blurriness , blurrinesses , blurry

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Forms

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The verb 'blur' can be conjugated in various tenses and forms, including 'blurred', 'has blurred', 'have blurred', 'will blur', 'shall blur', 'may blur', and 'could blur'. It can also be used in the past participle form as an adjective to describe something that is lacking clarity or distinctness, such as a 'blurry' photograph or a 'blurred' understanding of a situation.

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Etymology

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From Old English blāre, meaning 'swollen, blotchy'. The modern sense of 'lacking clarity or distinctness' developed in the late 19th century.

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Related Concepts

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1. Ambiguity: A situation or statement that is open to more than one interpretation. Blurry can be considered a form of ambiguity, as it can be used to describe a lack of clarity or distinctness in various situations or statements.

2. Indistinctness: A lack of clarity or distinctness in something, such as a sound, image, or concept. Blurry can be used to describe something that is indistinct or lacks clarity or distinctness.

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Culture

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In literature, the term 'blurry' may be used to describe a character's perception or understanding of a situation. It may also be used metaphorically to describe the confusion or uncertainty surrounding an issue. In visual art, a 'blurry' effect may be used to create a sense of motion or to obscure or conceal certain details. In music, a 'blurry' or 'distorted' sound may be used to create a sense of intensity or to obscure or conceal certain elements of the music.

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