Blinded is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BLINDED in dictionary:

VERB:
• BLIND, to make sightless
• cause (someone) to be unable to see, permanently or temporarily
• deprive (someone) of understanding, judgement, or perception
• confuse or overawe someone with (something they do not understand)
• move very fast and dangerously
NOUN:
• a screen for a window, especially one on a roller or made of slats
• an awning over a shop window.
• a camouflaged shelter used for observing or hunting wildlife
• a heavy drinking bout
• something designed to conceal one's real intentions
ADVERB:
• without being able to see clearly
• without having all the relevant information; unprepared
• (of a stake in poker or brag) put up by a player before the cards dealt are seen.
ADJECTIVE:
• unable to see because of injury, disease, or a congenital condition
• (of an action, especially a test or experiment) done without being able to see or without having relevant information
• (of flying) using instruments only
• lacking perception, awareness, or judgement
• not controlled by reason
• not governed by purpose
• (of a corner or bend in a road) impossible to see round
• (of a door or window) walled up
• closed at one end
• not the slightest (used in emphatic expressions)
• (of a plant) without buds, eyes, or terminal flowers
• deprived of sight

Words related to BLINDED

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How to use BLINDED in a sentence

• He opened them and for a time was blinded by a narrow shaft, of sunlight resting on his face.
• God had dulled their understanding and blinded their eyes for some good purpose of his own.
• The successes of John Hyrcanus blinded the majority of the nation to the real issues at stake.
• The hot blood blinded me for a moment as it gushed from the wound.
• His eyes were, the instant he read his name, blinded with tears.
• He was shown to a little room blinded by clustering vines, and there left to his own devices.
• It flashed, blinded in a glory of light and disappeared.
• Her commander, Lieutenant Worden, was knocked senseless and temporarily blinded by the shock.
• The following story will exemplify how completely the authorities at Meerut were blinded by this misplaced confidence.
• Although nearly blinded by blood, young Hemingway now attempted a feat which he was convinced offered the only means of saving his life.
• They depended on externals, or what came to them from the past or from the outer world, and their eyes were blinded, and their hearts hardened against every new revelation.
• Blinded, near death, the monster wavered uncertainly.
• In an instant her thin nightdress was on fire, and she was so blinded by the glare and the smoke that she did not know which way to turn.
• Deep trenches had been cut along the cross-roads in order to make the horses stumble, and the smoke was so thick that men and beasts were nearly blinded.
• The worst of it was the horse kicked up such a dreadful dust that it nearly blinded Billy as it flew up in his face from under the buggy.
• When I was told of it, I knew that trouble had blinded you for awhile.
• The four made their way against a blown rain which all but blinded them and streamed from their hats and rendered their storm jackets quite useless.
• The sun caught him full in the eyes and almost blinded him, while his head spun round and round, as is usual in fever.
• When Jens Larsen and my servant testify that they saw me at night in the garden, either they are lying, or Satan has blinded them.
• An old man blinded with this superstition, was by his sonne diswaded from thence, but all in vaine.
• But though it was in his blood, it never blinded his sense of literary values or restrained his sallies at the expense of his demented fellows.
• I never knew before that I could put up such a fine defense, for inside a minute I had them both blinded in their own blood.
• The shutting of the door had momentarily blinded him.
• Here Satan has blinded the minds of the lost lest they should believe, and he has made that which is reasonable and natural seem to be unreasonable and unnatural.
• The caricature generally was not bad, and the hit at Prussia, half crushed and blinded under the big helmet, was particularly good.
• The horror of the thing has blinded you temporarily.
• He therefore jumped up, and, while pulling on his garments, looked towards the east, where the sun greeted and almost blinded him.
• They gave me no food, but the smoke from their kitchen blinded me.

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