Scenery blurred.

Meaning: This means that the view of the landscape is not clear, often because it is moving quickly. It's like saying, The landscape became an indistinct blur.

Choice of Words: Scenery refers to the natural or artificial features of a landscape that can be seen from a particular viewpoint. Blurred means that something is not clear or distinct, often because it is out of focus or moving quickly. When you put them together, "Scenery blurred" suggests that the view is unclear due to speed or other factors.

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The view became blurry.

Meaning: This means that what you can see is not clear or sharp anymore. It's like saying, The things I could see started to look fuzzy.

Choice of Words: View means the things you can see from a certain place. Became is a verb that means to change into something. Blurry means not clear or sharp. When you put them together, "The view became blurry" means that the things you could see from a certain place became unclear or hard to see.

The scenery got all smudgy.

Meaning: This means that the things you can see around you are not clean or clear anymore. It's like saying, The view around me became dirty and hard to see.

Choice of Words: Scenery means the things you can see around you, like the landscape or the view. Got is a verb that means to receive or obtain something. Smudgy means dirty or smeared. When you put them together, "The scenery got all smudgy" means that the things you could see around you became dirty or smeared.

The landscape became hazy.

Meaning: This means that the natural features of a place are not clear or sharp anymore. It's like saying, The mountains and trees around me started to look fuzzy and hard to make out.

Choice of Words: Landscape means the natural features of a place, like the mountains, rivers, and trees. Became is a verb that means to change into something. Hazy means not clear or distinct. When you put them together, "The landscape became hazy" means that the natural features of a place became unclear or hard to see.

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