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blind

[blahynd] / blaɪnd /
ADJECTIVE
sightless
Synonyms
STRONG
dark groping unsighted
WEAK
amaurotic blind as a bat destitute of vision eyeless in darkness purblind typhlotic undiscerning unseeing visionless
Antonyms
WEAK
aware seeing sighted
ADJECTIVE
indifferent
Synonyms
STRONGEST
ignorant insensitive nearsighted oblivious unconscious
WEAK
careless heedless imperceptive inattentive inconsiderate indiscriminate injudicious myopic neglectful thoughtless unaware undiscerning unmindful unobservant unperceiving unreasoning unseeing
Antonyms
STRONGEST
aware concerned conscious mindful sensitive
WEAK
sharp understanding
ADJECTIVE
uncontrolled
Synonyms
STRONGEST
irrational mindless
STRONG
rash wild
WEAK
hasty heedless impetuous inconsiderate reckless senseless shortsighted thoughtless unseeing unthinking violent
Antonyms
WEAK
controlled cunning open quick
ADJECTIVE
hidden or covered
Synonyms
STRONGEST
impassable
STRONG
blocked closed concealed dark dim disguised obscured obstructed secluded
WEAK
closed at one end dead-end leading nowhere unmarked without egress without exit
Antonyms
STRONG
bare bright clear distinct light open plain revealed uncovered
NOUN
screen, covering
Synonyms
STRONGEST
curtain screen
STRONG
blindfold blinker camouflage cloak cover facade front mask trap veil

Example Sentences

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Stevie is blind and deaf and needs to be rehomed with the other, who has become her guide.

From BBC • Apr. 8, 2026

Viewers who aren’t reeling from the reveal in their theater seat will have just as much to parse from “The Drama” as those who go in totally blind.

From Salon • Apr. 3, 2026

“But they don’t factor in the big risks to retirement — like increasing healthcare costs or a long-term-care event. … These blind spots can leave people vulnerable.”

From MarketWatch • Apr. 1, 2026

Cue the reality TV cliches about blind love, about marriage as a leap of faith.

From Los Angeles Times • Mar. 31, 2026

“I really don’t know what I’d do if it weren’t for all the kindness you folks have shown me and Jubilee. ‘Kindness is the language the deaf can hear and the blind can see.’

From "Hope Springs" by Jaime Berry