Blurry

/ˈblɜːri/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Not clearly defined or distinct; vague or indistinct.

The photograph turned out blurry, making it difficult to see the subjects.

Lacking sharpness or clarity.

After staring at the screen for too long, the text became blurry.

Characterized by or showing a lack of focus.

Her recollection of the event was a bit blurry after so many years.

Difficult to perceive or differentiate; confused.

His memory of that night was somewhat blurry, filled with fragments.

Derived from 'blur' with the addition of the -y suffix.

blurred vision

A condition in which objects appear indistinct or unclear.

get blurry

To become less clear or less distinct over time.

blur

To make or become unclear or less distinct.

foggy

Full of fog; not clear.

fuzzy

Having a frayed or soft appearance; indistinct.

Drunk or high, leading to distorted perception.

After a few drinks, everything started to look blurry.

Confused or out of focus mentally.

Her thoughts were all blurry after staying up all night.