defocus
de·fo·cus
(dē-fō′kəs)tr.v. de·fo·cused,
de·fo·cus·ing,
de·fo·cus·es or
de·fo·cussed or
de·fo·cus·sing or
de·fo·cus·ses To cause (a beam or a lens) to deviate from accurate focus.
n. The act or result of causing a lens to deviate from accurate focus.
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defocus
(diːˈfəʊkəs) vbformal to go or cause to go out of focus
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