Definition
Definition of blinded - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
temporary sight losstemporarily unable to see due to light or blindfold
- She was blinded by the camera flash.
2.
lack of understandinglacking understanding due to bias or ignorance
- He was blinded by his own prejudice.
3.
permanent sight lossRare deprived of sight permanently due to damageRare
- He was blinded in the accident.
Expressions with blinded
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unable to see due to intense light
He was temporarily blinded by the light from the camera flash.
unable to see the consequences due to excessive desire
He was blinded by greed and ignored the risks.
overwhelmed by strong feelings of wanting
She was blinded by desire and made impulsive decisions.
unable to see faults due to affection
She was blinded by love and ignored his flaws.
overwhelmed by intense anger
She was blinded by rage and acted impulsively.
unable to see other things due to strong desire for success
He was blinded by ambition and ignored his family's needs.
unable to see due to snow glare
The hiker was snow-blinded after hours on the glacier.
Origin of blinded
English, blind (sightless) + -ed (past participle)
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scientific
using blinded study design in sciences
Examples of blinded in a sentence
He was temporarily blinded after stepping into the bright sunlight. She was blinded to the truth by her loyalty. Blinded by misinformation, he made poor decisions. The explosion left him blinded for life. She was blinded by a rare genetic disorder.
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- French:ébloui, biaisé, ...
- German:geblendet, verblendet, ...
- Italian:accecato, offuscato, ...
- Spanish:deslumbrado, ciego, ...
- Portuguese:encandeado, cego, ...
- Chinese:暂时失明的, 蒙蔽的, ...
- Japanese:目がくらんだ, 偏見にとらわれた, ...
- Arabic:مُنْبَهِر, أَعْمَى, ...
- Hebrew:מְסֻנְוָר, עִוֵּר, ...
- Russian:ослеплённый, слепой, ...
- Ukrainian:засліплений, позбавлений зору, ...
- Hindi:चौंधियाया, अंधा, ...
Definition of blind - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
disabilityunable to see or sightless
- The blind man navigated the room with a cane.
2.
ignorantfailing to recognize or perceive
- She was blind to his faults.
3.
judgmentunconditional or without regard to evidence
- Her blind loyalty was unwavering.
4.
weatherhaving little or no visibility
- The fog made the road blind.
5.
unawarewithout any prior knowledge
- He made a blind guess.
6.
dead endUK closed at one end or exitlessUK
- They reached a blind alley.
7.
darkUK having no openings for light or passageUK
- The blind wall blocked the view.
8.
scientificTECH. using blinded study design in sciencesTECH.
- The blind study ensured unbiased results.
Noun
1.
homemovable covering for a window to block light
- She pulled down the blind to block the sunlight.
2.
deceptionsomething to mislead or conceal the truth
- The story was just a blind to distract us.
3.
gamesTECH. US forced bet in pokerTECH. US
- He placed the blind before seeing his cards.
4.
visual impairmentDated people with severe visual impairmentsDated
- The organization supports the blind in the community.
5.
huntingTECH. US decoy used in hunting to conceal the hunterTECH. US
- He sat in the blind, waiting for ducks to approach.
Verb
1.
visioncause someone to lose sight temporarily or permanently
- The bright light blinded him for a moment.
2.
obscuremake something difficult to see or understand
- The fog blinded the road signs.
3.
educationoverwhelm with detailed knowledge or brilliance
- He blinded the audience with his expertise.
Adverb
1.
without sightwithout seeing or looking
- he walked blind through the dark hallway..
2.
totallyUS absolutely or completelyUS
- She trusted him blind.
3.
cookingDated UK as a pastry case only without fillingDated UK
- The chef baked the pie blind.
Images of blind
movable covering for a window to block light
Expressions with blind
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street closed at one end
The car turned into a blind alley.
side that is not within one's field of vision
He was hit from his blind side during the game..
lose the ability to see
After the accident, he might go blind.
extremely intoxicated by alcohol
He was blind drunk and could barely stand..
not notice or recognize something important or obvious
He is blind to her feelings.
having very poor vision or sight
Without her glasses, she's blind as a bat.
trust given without seeking evidence or justification
He invested in the venture with blind trust, ignoring all warnings..
person in love ignores faults in their partner
Despite his flaws, she stayed with him because love is blind.
in the area a person cannot see or notice
The ball came on his blind side and hit him.
steal or cheat someone out of everything they have
He robbed her blind and left her with nothing.
accustomed to a smell and no longer noticing it
She was nose blind to the odor of her own perfume after using it daily.
lacking awareness or perception
He was blind as a mole to the problems around him.
having very poor eyesight or vision
Without her glasses, she's blind as bats.
belief without evidence or reason
He followed the leader with blind faith.
trust in something without doubt or proof
His blind faith in the system was unshakable.
situation where uninformed people lead others who are also uninformed
The project failed due to the blind leading the blind.
extreme anger that impairs clear thinking
In blind rage, he smashed the vase.
proceed without guidance or clear information
He decided to fly blind and make a decision without all the facts..
justice is impartial and objective without bias
In a fair trial, justice is blind.
unable to detect certain smells
After years in the bakery, she became nose blind to the scent of bread.
assert something emphatically as true
She would swear blind that she saw him at the party.
intentionally ignore something, often when it is wrong
She turned a blind eye to the cheating.
following a mistaken path
They realized they were up a blind alley with their research.
without visual contact or sight
The pilot had to land the plane in the blind due to heavy fog.
Origin of blind
Old English, blind (sightless)
Examples of blind in a sentence
She adopted a guide dog to assist her as a blind individual. He was blind to the risks involved. They were blind to the obvious solution. His blind trust led to financial ruin. Blind faith can sometimes be dangerous. We postponed the flight because conditions were blind.
The mountain pass was blind in the snowstorm. We went in blind and figured it out later. The team made a blind purchase without inspecting the property. Our hotel was on a blind street. The driver reversed from the blind road. The cellar has a blind side with no windows. They built a blind façade along the alley. The blind experiment was crucial for the research. They conducted a blind trial to test the drug. The blind was drawn to keep the room cool. She adjusted the blind to enjoy the view. The magician's assistant acted as a blind during the trick. The fake document served as a blind for the real plan. She raised the blind without hesitation. The tournament required a higher blind for each round. The school offers special classes for the blind. A new app is designed to assist the blind. The hunter adjusted his position in the blind. They built a new blind near the lake. The accident blinded her temporarily. He was blinded by the sudden flash. The snowstorm blinded the mountain trail. The smoke blinded the firefighters' vision. The professor blinded the students with his lecture. Her presentation blinded everyone with its depth. She reached out blind, hoping to find the light switch. He drove blind through the fog. He followed her instructions blind. They accepted the terms blind. She prepared the tart by baking the crust blind. The pastry was cooked blind before adding the filling.
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- French:aveugle, store, ...
- German:blinde, Rollo, ...
- Italian:cieco, tenda, ...
- Spanish:ciego, persiana, ...
- Portuguese:cego, persiana, ...
- Chinese:盲的, 百叶窗, ...
- Japanese:目の見えない, ブラインド, ...
- Arabic:أَعْمَى, سِتَارَة, ...
- Hebrew:עִוֵּר, תְּרִיס, ...
- Russian:слепой, штора, ...
- Ukrainian:сліпий, жалюзі, ...
- Hindi:अंधा, परदा, ...
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