Blurred is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BLURRED in dictionary:

VERB:
• BLUR, to make indistinct
• make or become unclear or less distinct
NOUN:
• a thing that cannot be seen or heard clearly
• something remembered or perceived indistinctly, typically because it happened very fast
ADJECTIVE:
• (of a person) stupid, clumsy, or confused
• indistinct or hazy in outline
• unclear in form or expression
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make unclear

Words related to BLURRED

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How to use BLURRED in a sentence

• We stared stupefied, our thinking power blurred by the incessent whirl of motion and noise.
• In clear air we must have had a wonderful prospect, but the mist hung close around us, the drizzle blurred our eyes, and the most we saw was a yard or two of grey vapour.
• Below me, away to the right, a blurred glimmer of light just made itself visible.
• The ceiling of the hall had at one time been richly painted, but now only blurred traces of the design remained.
• Paler still, yellow, and dim, and blurred yonder in the town.
• Yet, though their outlines were somewhat blurred and indistinct, there was no mistaking that they were very like exact, though shadowy, representations of vessels.
• The day was bleak and wet, and the high moors that shut in the little town loomed, blurred and forbidding, through drifting mist.
• Her mind was in a whirl and the bitter tears blurred her eyes.
• But though, as a fact, it became blurred in the mind of the people, as a factor in South African history its influence by no means diminished.
• It was the season for beaver and otter trapping, and I hoped to encounter hunting parties, so we landed, made camp in the open, and piled our fire till the smoke blurred the sky.
• Meanwhile the first shadows of dusk came in at the blurred windows of the room.
• He pulled out the pocket compass and through blurred vision read the course beneath its wavering needle.
• And it seemed there were many of them, and the sound was blurred, and vague, and distant from his ears.
• Suddenly the whole shadowy coast, the blurred islets, the heaven itself, swayed about twice, then came to a rest.
• Frantically they fought their slow way toward the blurred light, staggering on in a fight with the odds too savage to last.
• Gently he touched the darkened streak where her shoulders had rubbed and blurred the newspaper print.
• To be doubly safe from blurred film, he had brought his ray filter along, for the flakes of snow were large and falling fast.
• The red and yellow surface blurred in a blinding glare.
• And as always upon such occasions, when new impressions came crowding in upon him, the record became too blurred for clear remembrance.
• The two were blurred into one at their point of junction.
• At first his eyes were too blurred for him to make out clearly what was on the paper.
• Fatigue and the smoke in his eyes blurred his vision.
• For a moment or two, the wax-lights, the purple grapes, the gleaming glass and shining silver, the kindly, genial faces swim blurred before my vision.
• She realized that the rapid events that had succeeded his coming had rendered her impressions of Burke a little blurred.
• He still stood there, gazing back at the fast receding pier, gradually becoming blurred in the distance, but hopelessly.
• Either way, it made a rare little Irishman of Casey Ryan, and kept his name from becoming blurred in the memories of those who once knew him.
• There was the sound of wind in my ears, and my heart pounded, and my sight blurred.

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