Synonyms for blurry
ˈblɜr iblur·ry

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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, blurred, logy, woolly-headed, wooly, foggy, brumous, addled, fuzzy, fuzzed, misty, muzzy, muddled, bleary, stuporous, hazy, dazed, bleary-eyed, clouded, wooly-minded

   Antonyms:
   distinct

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1. List of paraphrases for "blurry":

   blurred, fuzzy, unclear

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1. Andrew Cooper:

   They give speeches, they've made money on their books, but also they have these kind of fixer roles that get a bit murky and a bit blurry in terms of their roles, they know how governments work, they know such a wide variety of people, and yet they're released from those types of concerns, and they can operate in this freelance entrepreneurial way around the world without very many barriers.

2. Gordon Hayward:

   It was just hard to focus, honestly, just blurry for a good 10 minutes, i had to get back in the game, though, and had to do what I could to get back. ... (I'm) proud of this win. We needed it.

3. Nick Hague:

   We were violently shaken side to side, thrust back into our seats as the launch escape system ripped us away from the rocket, as all of that's happening, you're being shaken around, vision is blurry. I hear the alarm sounding and see the red light where the engine has had an emergency. I had the vivid realization we aren't making it to orbit today, we've been pulled off rocket and we have to land.

4. Christopher Starr:

   Your eye is sending your brain a blurry image, but because your brain has gone through this training, it’s capable of processing much lower quality images.

5. Christopher Starr:

   It actually strengthens those connections in that part of the brain to help us better be able to identify [and] process a blurry image in front of our eyes.