blinded

adj. unable to see, either permanently or for a short time.

adj. deprived of the sense of sight, whether through physical injury, medical condition, or temporary environmental factors.

“The driver was blinded by the bright sun reflecting off the snow.”

“Several soldiers were blinded by the chemical agents used during the conflict, requiring long-term medical assistance and rehabilitation.”

adj. unable to see the truth or think clearly because of a strong feeling like love, anger, or greed.

adj. metaphorically deprived of intellectual or moral discernment due to overwhelming emotion or prejudice.

“He was blinded by his own ambition and didn't see the risks.”

“Blinded by rage, the defendant was unable to consider the long-term consequences of his impulsive actions during the confrontation.”

adj. describes a test where people are kept from knowing certain facts so the results are fair.

adj. referring to an experimental procedure where information that could bias the participant or researcher is withheld.

“The researchers used a blinded study to make sure the new medicine really worked.”

“To ensure the integrity of the clinical trial, a double-blinded approach was implemented so that neither the patients nor the doctors knew who received the placebo.”

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