blind in English

adjective

1

unable to see; sightless.

she suffered from glaucoma, which has left her completely blind

synonyms: sightless, unsighted, visually impaired, visionless, unseeing, partially sighted, purblind, as blind as a bat

2

lacking perception, awareness, or discernment.

he's absolutely blind where you're concerned, isn't he?

synonyms: imperceptive, unperceptive, insensitive, slow, obtuse, uncomprehending, stupid, unintelligent, dense, dim, thick, dumb, dopey, dozy, unmindful of, mindless of, careless of, heedless of, oblivious to, insensible to, unconcerned about, indifferent to, uncritical, unreasoned, unthinking, unconsidered, mindless, undiscerning, indiscriminate

3

concealed or closed, in particular.

4

(used in emphatic expressions) not the slightest.

you don't know a blind thing!

5

drunk.

Originally the upper floor housed the council chambers, while the underneath had a storeroom and a blind house, where drunks were locked up for the night.

noun

1

people who are unable to see.

guide dogs for the blind

2

an obstruction to sight or light, in particular.

3

something designed to conceal one's real intentions.

he phoned again from his own home: that was just a blind for his wife

synonyms: deception, smokescreen, front, facade, cover, pretext, masquerade, feint, camouflage, trick, ploy, ruse, machination

4

a heavy drinking bout.

he's off on a blind again

5

a legitimate business concealing a criminal enterprise.

The third time he wins, and afterward uses a big-town barber shop as a blind for his elaborate gambling house.

verb

1

cause (someone) to be unable to see, permanently or temporarily.

the injury temporarily blinded him

synonyms: make blind, deprive of sight, render sightless, put someone's eyes out

2

deprive (someone) of understanding, judgment, or perception.

a clever tactician blinded by passion

synonyms: deprive of judgment, deprive of perception, deprive of reason, deprive of sense

adverb

1

without being able to see clearly.

he was the first pilot in history to fly blind

adjective

sightless, unsighted, visually impaired, visionless, unseeing, partially sighted, purblind, as blind as a bat
imperceptive, unperceptive, insensitive, slow, obtuse, uncomprehending, stupid, unintelligent, dense, dim, thick, dumb, dopey, dozy
unmindful of, mindless of, careless of, heedless of, oblivious to, insensible to, unconcerned about, indifferent to
uncritical, unreasoned, unthinking, unconsidered, mindless, undiscerning, indiscriminate
impetuous, impulsive, uncontrolled, uncontrollable, wild, unrestrained, immoderate, intemperate, irrational, unbridled
unsighted
unreasoning

noun

shade, deception, subterfuge, screen
shade, screen, sunshade, brise-soleil, shutter, curtain, awning, canopy, louver, jalousie, Venetian blind, miniblind, vertical blind
deception, smokescreen, front, facade, cover, pretext, masquerade, feint, camouflage, trick, ploy, ruse, machination
subterfuge
screen

verb

make blind, deprive of judgment, overawe, dim
make blind, deprive of sight, render sightless, put someone's eyes out
deprive of judgment, deprive of perception, deprive of reason, deprive of sense
overawe, intimidate, daunt, deter, discourage, cow, subdue, dismay, disquiet, discomfit, unsettle, disconcert, disorient, stun, stupefy, confuse, bewilder, bedazzle, confound, perplex, overwhelm, faze, psych out
dim

Use "blind" in a sentence

1. Adjective: blind (blinder,Blindest) blInd

2. The blind leading the blind.

3. Blind·er, Blind·est 1

4. You're blind.

5. Many more people are 'form-blind' than colour-blind.

6. Amaurotic: blind, delvis blind, amaurotisk: Translations: 1 – 1 / 1

7. When the blind lead the blind, they both fall into matrimony.

8. 19 Blind ones!

9. It's blind experiments.

10. What are you, blind?

11. 8 If the blind lead the blind, both shall fall into the ditch. 

12. Alms for the blind?

13. I'm not blind, Oliver.

14. Blind leading the stupid.

15. Blind and Deaf Healed.

16. 3 If the blind lead the blind, both shall fall into the ditch. 

17. Blind definition: Someone who is Blind is unable to see because their eyes are damaged

18. Alms for the blind!

19. Houston, in the blind.

20. You're blind and crippled!

21. Blind experiment (single-Blind or double-Blind), a procedure to reduce bias in scientific experiments Blind hole , a mechanical engineering term for a hole that does not come out at the other side Blind via (electronics) , an electrical term used in printed circuit board

22. Blind definition is - sightless

23. “Blind Guides” Mislead Many

24. You're the blind one.

25. Blind worship must be ended.

26. Double-Blinded definition: → double-blind

27. + 17 Fools and blind ones!

28. I'll only go 95% blind.

29. 10 blind, andflush beats straight!

30. If the blind lead the blind(http://Sentencedict.com), both shall fall into the ditch. 

31. Blind loyalty is not loyalty.

32. Blind Chance or Purposeful Design?

33. They're blind to the hypothesis.

34. Her brother was born blind .

35. This is a blind alley.

36. The window blind apparatus moves the guide rod to adjust the opening/shutting of the blind sheet during the upward/downward movement of the blind sheet.

37. a blind beggar: Matthew’s account (20:30) of this event states that two blind men were present.

38. The blind loop syndrome should be managed surgically by resection of the blind loop, stenosis, or fistula.

39. There are none so blind.

40. In the United States, illegal bars during Prohibition were called "speakeasies", "blind pigs", and "blind tigers".

41. The smoke will blind Okkoto.

42. Yeah, I'm paralyzed, not blind.

43. Shall we get blind drunk?

44. 1 synonym for Alexic: word-blind

45. Alms for a poor blind man.

46. I opened a blind man's head.

47. Balloon blind A shade or blind with deep inverted pleats which create a billowing balloon-like effect.

48. Blind is a self-moderating community

49. I bundle the blind dummy out.

50. The old woman has gone blind.