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Examples of blurry in a Sentence
a blurry image in the foreground of the photograph
Recent Examples of blurry from the Web
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Jenner's arms are also incredibly blurry, and might have been altered.
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The details are blurry, but one thing, Selah stated, is clear: the boy, who was killed after being followed, was never given the right to return home, safe and breathing.
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Nowhere else do food and booze come together as well; the line between bar and restaurant is often deliciously blurry.
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But the author's reading renders the tale amorphous, beating it into a blurry nebula with every syllable uttered in his sorry state.
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The pixel-density math of the 2224 x 1668 display frees developers from rewriting their apps or risking blurry images because the ratios remain the same.
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His visits to the White House have raised questions about the blurry line between public and private interests for a president facing legal issues.
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His visits to the White House have raised questions about the blurry line between public and private interests for a president facing legal issues.
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In a blurry cellphone video, a mystery creature in a La Crescenta tree is causing quite a stir.
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First Known Use of blurry
1757
BLURRY Defined for Kids
blurry
playDefinition of blurry for Students
blurrier
;blurriest
: not in sharp focus The picture is blurry.
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