Synonyms for blurred
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1. bleary, blurred, blurry, foggy, fuzzy, hazy, muzzyadjective

   indistinct or hazy in outline

   "a landscape of blurred outlines"; "the trees were just blurry shapes"

   Synonyms:
   groggy, befuddled, blear, blear-eyed, fogged, woolly, logy, woolly-headed, wooly, foggy, brumous, addled, fuzzy, fuzzed, misty, blurry, muzzy, muddled, bleary, stuporous, hazy, dazed, bleary-eyed, clouded, wooly-minded

   Antonyms:
   clear, distinct

2. blurred, cloudedadjective

   unclear in form or expression

   "the blurred aims of the group"; "sometimes one understood clearly and sometimes the meaning was clouded"- H.G.Wells

   Synonyms:
   bleary, clouded, sunless, fuzzy, muzzy, cloud-covered, overcast, foggy, hazy, blurry

   Antonyms:
   clear, distinct

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1. blurredadjective

   Synonyms:
   indistinct, obscure, dim, bedimmed, sullied

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1. List of paraphrases for "blurred":

   fuzzy, blurry, unclear, vague, grainy, ambiguous, diffuse, scrambled, hazy

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1. The Prime Minister:

   This is what distinguishes us from our neighbors. We deplore and condemn these murderers. We will pursue them to the end. They name public squares after the murderers of children. This distinction cannot be blurred or covered up. It is important to say this even as we utter our condemnations and unite against the criminals among our people.

2. Pam Ramsden:

   Although the news media blurred the events, it was easy to find them and watch them in graphic detail, so while there was an effort to protect the public from that, it wouldn't be useful because the people who are traumatizing themselves would be the very people who would search online to watch the footage of the carnage.

3. Claire Bennett:

   Drilling down on that statement : 91 percent say they focus on meaningful life experiences ; 88 percent said they invest time in life experiences ; 85 percent want a personalized itinerary ; and 72 percent said they spend more time planning a travel experience that is tailored to their interests and preferences. Increasingly, travelers want to see the world on their terms with tailored, personalized and differentiated experiences that reflect their passions and needs, said Claire Bennett, executive vice president of American Express Travel. The boundaries between technology and personal service are being blurred, allowing more intimate connections for travelers with the world around them.

4. Gareth Price:

   But would anyone take them at their word ? I don't think Western countries would, how do you tell, when these sorts of things are so blurred ?

5. Kizza Ronald:

   The journey of life is confusing, you can always see where you have come from but you can't see where you are going.....Its blurred.