blurred
v. B1 Intermediate US //ˈbɫɝd// UK //blˈɜːd// blurred
v. not clear or sharp; the edges or details are hard to see. You use this when something looks fuzzy or out of focus.
v. lacking sharpness or distinctness of outline; indistinct. Often used metaphorically to describe vague memories or undefined boundaries.
The photo is blurred because I moved the camera.
The streetlights looked blurred through the rain on my window.
Her memory of that summer day remained blurred, a soft wash of colors rather than distinct events.
From blur + -ed.