adjective Uncommon

blurred

blurd

Blurred (adjective) means not in focus; hazy or smudged. Example: “The photo came out blurred because the camera shook.”

adjective

Not in focus; hazy or smudged.

"The photo came out blurred because the camera shook."

How to use blurred

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishOut of focus or unclear.

more blurred comparative, most blurred superlative

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The photo came out _____ because the camera shook.

From "blur" + "-ed."

spurred occurred

What does “blurred” mean?

The word “blurred” means not in focus; hazy or smudged. In plain terms, out of focus or unclear.

How do you pronounce “blurred”?

“Blurred” is pronounced blurd (/blɝd/ in IPA).

How do you use “blurred” in a sentence?

Here is “blurred” used in a sentence: “The photo came out blurred because the camera shook.”

What part of speech is “blurred”?

“Blurred” is an adjective.

Is “blurred” a common word?

“Blurred” is an uncommon word in modern English.