blinding (B1)
adjective
Pronunciation: [blaɪnd]
Definition
Unable to see; lacking the sense of sight.
Examples
He has been blind since birth.
The accident left her partially blind.
The charity helps blind people to read and write.
How to Use blinding
- blind to (prepositional phrase)
- Unable to perceive or understand something. — "He was blind to the consequences of his actions."
- blindly (adverb)
- Without sight, or without thinking or understanding. — "She followed his instructions blindly."
- go blind (collocation)
- To gradually lose the ability to see. — "His grandmother started to go blind in her old age."
- blind out (phrasal verb)
- To make someone unable to see, usually temporarily, with bright light. — "The flash of the camera blinded me out for a second."
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