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blurring
This term describes the loss of sharp edges or clear distinctions, whether in a literal visual sense or a conceptual one. When used to describe images, it suggests a lack of focus or the effect of motion, often carrying a neutral or technical connotation in photography and optics.
In a conceptual or social context, it refers to the erosion of boundaries between two previously distinct categories. This usage often implies a gradual transition or a confusing overlap, such as the merging of professional and personal spheres, where the distinction becomes ambiguous rather than completely erased.
Meanings
Examples
The fast movement of the car caused a blurring effect in the photograph.
I can feel the blurring of the lines between my work life and my home life.
Stop shaking the camera or you will end up with a blurring mess.
The blurring of traditional gender roles is a common theme in modern sociology.
Everything is just a blurring haze of colors and lights.
Everything is just a blurring haze of colors and lights.
The blurring effect of the rain on the windshield made it hard to see the road.
Is there some kind of blurring happening to my vision lately?
The artist used a blurring technique to create a sense of mystery in the background.