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Meaning ofblindin English

blind

us//blaɪnd//uk//blaɪnd//

Pluralblinds
Comparative Adjectiveblinder
Superlative Adjectiveblindest
Past Tenseblinded
Participle Verbblinding
Third Person Singularblinds

Definitions

Adjective
1. partially or completely unable to see
2. lacking awareness or recognition; ignoring facts
  The politician made a blind decision without considering the facts.
3. unable to see; lacking vision
  The doctor helped the blind patient to navigate the hospital.
4. without prior knowledge or information
  The detective was sent on a blind mission to gather information.
5. lacking sight; physically unable to see
  The blind spot in the road caused an accident due to lack of visibility.
6. using limited info to prevent bias
  The researchers used a blind testing method to evaluate the new product.
Verb
1. to darken or obscure (something) from view
  The curtains will blind the windows from the outside view.
2. to make someone unable to see; impair vision temporarily
  The chemical fumes began to blind the workers in the factory.
Noun
1. a window covering (to block light)
  The blind on the window was broken and needed to be replaced.

Compounds / Phrases

blindfish blindfold blindfolded blindfolding blindman blindstitch colorblind turn a blind eye turn a blind eye to deafblind blindspot blind spot blind pig blind tiger blind-fly blindfishes blindfolds blindworms