Pronunciation: /əˈblər/
noun a blurred or indistinct appearance
A1 The picture was just a blur.
A2 She saw a blur of colors as she ran past the art gallery.
B1 The car sped by in a blur, leaving dust in its wake.
B2 The memories of that day are now just a blur in my mind.
C1 The events of that night are still a blur to me, even years later.
C2 The details of the contract were all a blur as I signed it in a rush.
verb to make something appear blurred or indistinct
A1 The picture is ablur because it was taken while moving.
A2 She tried to read the sign, but her vision was ablur from tears.
B1 The memories of that day are ablur in my mind, but I remember feeling happy.
B2 The painting was intentionally created to be ablur, giving it a dream-like quality.
C1 The details of the contract were ablur after hours of negotiations.
C2 The events of that night remain ablur in my memory, even years later.
formal The painting was a blur of colors and shapes, creating a mesmerizing effect.
informal I was running so fast that everything around me was just a blur.
slang After the party, my memory is a total blur.
figurative His emotions were ablur, making it difficult to decipher what he was truly feeling.
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