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blur

make or become unclear or less distinct:
〈物〉を見えにくくさせる; 〈視界〉をぼやけさせる
e.g. with object : tears blurred her vision
〈相違・定義など〉を曖昧にする
e.g. his novels blur the boundaries between criticism and fiction
見えにくくなる, 曖昧になる, ぼやける; にじむ, 汚れる
e.g. no object : as daylight waned, the pages blurred.

noun
a thing that cannot be seen or heard clearly:
はっきり見えないもの[景色]
e.g. the pale blur of her face
e.g. the words were a blur.
an indistinct memory or impression of events, typically because they happened very fast:
おぼろげな記憶; はっきりしない音
e.g. the day before was a blur.

ORIGIN
mid 16th century (in the sense ‘smear that partially obscures something’): perhaps related to blear.