sighted
adj. B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈsaɪtɪd// UK //sˈaɪtɪd// sight·ed
adj. able to see; not blind. You use this word when you want to say that someone has normal eyesight.
adj. having the power of vision; not blind. Often used in contrast to 'blind' in legal or statistical contexts.
The sighted passengers helped the blind man find his seat.
The museum guide described the painting in detail for the blind visitors, while the sighted guests simply looked at it.
In a world designed primarily for the sighted, those with visual impairments often navigate spaces using sound and touch rather than sight.
Usage
Used attributively before a noun or predicatively after a linking verb.