Blind
/blaɪnd/
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Adjective: unable to see; noun: a person who is unable to see; verb: to make unable to see, or to conceal something. Can also describe a window covering.
She wears dark glasses because she has been blind from birth.
Etymology
Blind comes from Old English 'blind', from Proto-Germanic *blindaz, which originally meant 'darkened' or 'obscured'. It has retained its core meaning related to lack of sight for over a thousand years.
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What does Blind mean?
Blind means: Adjective: unable to see; noun: a person who is unable to see; verb: to make unable to see, or to conceal something. Can also describe a window covering.
How do you pronounce Blind?
Blind: /blaɪnd/
How is Blind used in a sentence?
She wears dark glasses because she has been blind from birth.