Blur and Cover

Blur

Blur verb - To make dark, dim, or indistinct.

Usage example: evening shadows blurred the view of the valley from the overlook

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Cover and blur are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Cover" instead the word "Blur" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: blurred, blurt, blurry, blurring

Cover verb - To serve as a replacement usually for a time only.

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Blur and cover are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Blur" instead the word "Cover" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: covered, covering, coverage, coverlet

live	live blur	live cover
similar	similar blur	similar cover
complete	complete blur	complete cover
heavy	heavy blur	heavy cover
Other adjectives: bad, black, dark, white, red.

area	blur area	cover area
time	blur time	cover time
face	blur face	cover face
screen	blur screen	cover screen
Other words: damage, bits, breasts, faces, games, mouths.

Pants-Free: The cover of Dance Into The Light, with its color palette, logo placement and motion blur, almost makes Collins into this.

Source: Music / Phil Collins
Cover Version: Quite a few, most notably their live covers of Rush's "Tom Sawyer" and blur's "Song 2".

Source: Music / Imagine Dragons
Using an adrenaline shot will blur the edges of your screen and distort the sound, and taking hits from Mudmen will partially cover the screen with mud.

Source: Interface Screw

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