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blur

verb as in cloud, fog

verb as in make dirty

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But locals allege that such security operations - where the line between armed rebels and ordinary civilians is often blurred - are common.

From BBC

Sophie said "too many men had blurred lines of consent and a misogynistic view on life".

From BBC

The line between instructor and student is blurred from the start of the film, something Alma doesn’t seem to mind as Maggie slots herself comfortably into the role of her favorite professor’s protege.

From Salon

The fifth novel by Kitamura is narrated by an actress who meets a man claiming to be her son, with overlapping narratives that blur the lines of the characters we play and reality.

From BBC

The action is blurred, her characters faceless as mannequins.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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