blind
blind
adjective
Lacking the sense of sight; unable to see.
"A guide dog helps a blind person."
verb
To cause someone to lose their sight, temporarily or permanently.
"The bright lights blinded the driver."
noun
A screen or covering for a window, typically made of fabric or slats.
"She pulled down the blind to block the sun."
adjective
Unwilling or unable to notice, understand, or acknowledge something obvious.
"He was blind to his own faults."
Thesaurus
Synonyms: visually impaired, snow-blinded, snow-blind, eyeless, dazzled, protanopic, red-blind, unseeing, tritanopic, blindfold, colour-blind, purblind
Antonyms: sighted