purblind
- adjective
- /ˈpɜrˌblaɪnd/
- Archaic
- His purblind eyes could barely make out the shapes in the foggy room.
Examples
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The purblind traveler struggled to read the faded street signs at dusk.
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Despite being purblind, she managed to complete the painting with remarkable detail.
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The purblind man struggled to find his way.
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She felt purblind after the surgery.
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The purblind kitten followed its owner, unable to see the obstacles in its path.
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After years of living with purblind vision, he learned to navigate his surroundings using sound and touch.
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As a purblind person, she often relied on her friends to describe the world around her.
Synonyms
Having very little or no sight that makes seeing hard
Able to see only a little
Not able to see well and often needing help to read or move around
Having very poor sight because sand or dust hurt the eyes
Unable to see things clearly because you have weak eyes
Antonyms
How Sighted
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Purblind looks like pur- + blind, and a helpful way to remember it is that blind means 'unable to see'. So purblind means 'partly blind' or having very weak sight.