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unblinded

unblinded

6.8
Able to see after a blindfold is taken off
  • adjective
  • /ʌnˈblaɪndɪd/
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  • After removing the blindfold, she felt unblinded and relieved.

Examples

  • After the surgery, she felt unblinded and could see clearly again.

  • The patient was unblinded once the bandages were removed from his eyes.

  • After the game, the children were unblinded and laughed at the surprise waiting for them.

  • She felt relieved to be unblinded after the experiment ended.

  • The patient was unblinded once the bandages were removed from his eyes.

  • After the surgery, she felt unblinded and could see clearly again.

  • After removing the blindfold, she felt unblinded and relieved.

Antonyms

Wearing a cloth over the eyes so you cannot see

How Sighted

sightedness
3 7.2
unblinded
6.8

Surface Forms

unblinded positive

Morphology

unblinded = blinded (transparent) = un + blind + ed

Clear and literal negation of 'blinded' to mean 'no longer blindfolded or deprived of sight'.

Etymology

Unblinded comes from the prefix un- meaning 'not' and the word blind meaning 'not able to see', so it simply means a blindfold or bandage was removed and the person can see again.