Blur and Hide

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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Hide and blur are semantically related in eclipse topic. In some cases you can use "Hide" instead a verb "Blur".

Nearby Words: blurred, blurt, blurry, blurring

Hide verb - To put into a hiding place.

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Blur and hide are semantically related in eclipse topic. Sometimes you can use "Blur" instead a verb "Hide".

Nearby Words: hideous, hiding, hideously, hided

thick	thick blur	thick hide
similar	similar blur	similar hide
green	green blur	green hide
wild	wild blur	wild hide
Other adjectives: big, black, mysterious, red.

people	blur people	hide people
time	blur time	hide time
face	blur face	hide face
features	blur features	hide features
Other words: bits, breasts, faces, identities.

Inverted with Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, where it is seen as illegal to hide or blur his image.

Source: He Who Must Not Be Seen
He could be found because a spiral blur had been used to hide his face; this kind of blur does not destroy very much photographic information at all, and reversing the process could be easily accomplished by anyone who knows how to use a Photoshop filter and has the time.

Source: Enhance Button
This may come from a practice in the early days of film making when a piece of gauze, a sheer stocking, or Vaseline was placed over the lens of the camera to blur the image of the actresses and hide imperfections on the face.

Source: Gaussian Girl