blurrily
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blurrily — adverb see blurry … New Collegiate Dictionary
blurry — blurrily, adv. blurriness, n. /blerr ee/, adj. blurrier, blurriest. blurred; indistinct. [BLUR + Y1] * * * … Universalium
blurry — adjective (blurrier; est) Date: 1884 lacking definition or focus • blurrily adverb • blurriness noun … New Collegiate Dictionary
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blurry — 01. I took a photo of the bicycle race, but it s so [blurry] that you can t see anything. 02. The optometrist put some drops in my eyes, and now everything looks [blurry]. 03. Everything was a [blur] after the doctor put drops in my eyes. 04. Is… … Grammatical examples in English
blurry — 1855, from BLUR (Cf. blur) + Y (Cf. y) (2). Related: Blurrily; blurriness … Etymology dictionary
