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blind

adjective as in uncontrolled

adjective as in hidden or covered

noun as in screen, covering

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Example Sentences

He pressed pause and then sang the song’s first verse to me, emphasizing how Clark bends the word “blind.”

While we can’t say that Stake is paying off Twitter, it’s obvious that Twitter’s turning a blind eye.

From Slate

"I think that because the lecturers didn't really know the course themselves, it was like the blind leading the blind," she said.

From BBC

In his first few picks for Cabinet secretaries, President-elect Donald Trump has made it clear—even clearer than many had predicted—that his main criterion for selection is blind loyalty.

From Slate

Nicola Thomas, 38, from Caerphilly is registered blind.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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