Legal Definition and Related Resources of Blind
Meaning of Blind
Synonyms of Blind
(Concealed), adjective
- buried
- camouflaged
- covered
- covert
- dim
- disguised
- hidden
- imperceptible
- inconspicuous
- indiscernible
- latent
- masked
- obscure
- out of view
- private
- screened
- secreted
- shadowy
- sheltered
- shrouded
- unapparent
- undetected
- unexposed
- unknown
- unobserved
- unperceived
- unrevealed
- unseen
- unsuspected
(Deprive of sight), verb
- blight one”s optical powers
- destroy one”s perception
- extinguish visual discernment
- make eyeless
- make sightless
- make unable to see
- obstruct one”s vision
- render eyeless
- render sightless
- render visionless
- ruin one”s eyesight
- strike sightless
- strike visionless
(Impassable)adjective, adjective
- barred
- barricaded
- blanked
- blockaded
- blocked
- closed
- deadend
- leading nowhere
- obstructed
- sealed
- shut
- shutoff
- stoppedup
- without exit
(Not discerning), adjective
- headlong
- heedless
- inadvertent
- inattentive
- incognizant
- inconsiderate
- indifferent
- indiscriminate
- indiscriminating
- insensible
- insensitive
- led astray
- mindless
- misled by deception
- nescient
- obtuse
- oculis captus
- rash
- thoughtless
- unacquainted
- unapprised
- uncomprehending
- unconscious
- unconversant
- undiscerning
- unenlightened
- uninformed
- unknowing
- unlucid
- unmindful
- unobservant
- unobserving
- unperceiving
- unreflecting
- unseeing
- unversed
- without insight
- Associated Concepts: blind allegiance
- blind amendements
(Obscure), verb
- adumbrate
- becloud
- becurtain
- bedim
- befog
- bemask
- benight
- blanket
- blear
- blur
- blur the outline
- camouflage
- cloak
- cloud
- conceal
- conceal from sight
- cover
- cover up
- curtain
- dim
- eclipse
- ensconce
- enshroud
- envelop
- hide
- hide away
- hide the identity of
- hide underground
- keep clandestine
- keep out of sight
- make inconspicuous
- make indiscernible
- make unapparent
- make unperceptible
- muddle
- obfuscate
- occult
- overcloud
- put in concealment
- put out of sight
- render dim
- render invisible
- render uncertain
- screen
- screen from observation
- screen from sight
- seclude
- secrete
- shade
- shadow
- shield
- shroud
- veil
- veil the brightness
(Sightless), adjective
- caecus
- deprived of sight
- dimsighted
- eyeless
- feebleeyed
- groping
- in darkness
- unseeing
- visionless
- weakeyed
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See Also
Blindness.
United States Tax Concept of Blind
For tax purposes, you are considered blind if:
you are totally blind, or your vision with corrective lenses is no better than 20/200 in your best eye, or
you have a visual field not greater than 20 degrees.
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Legal English Vocabulary: Blind in Spanish
Online translation of the English legal term blind into Spanish: ciego (English to Spanish translation) . More about legal dictionary from english to spanish online.
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