Pronunciation: /ˈblaɪndɪŋ/
noun the act or process of causing temporary or permanent loss of vision
A1 The blinding light from the sun hurt my eyes.
A2 She was temporarily blinded by the bright flash of the camera.
B1 The blinding speed of the car took everyone by surprise.
B2 The blinding beauty of the sunset left us speechless.
C1 The blinding truth of the matter finally came to light.
C2 His blinding rage caused him to act irrationally.
adjective describing something that causes temporary or permanent loss of vision
A1 The sun was so bright that it was blinding.
A2 The blinding light from the headlights made it hard to see.
B1 The blinding snowstorm made driving conditions dangerous.
B2 The blinding speed of the car took everyone by surprise.
C1 Her blinding beauty captivated everyone in the room.
C2 The blinding truth of the situation was finally revealed.
formal The blinding light of the sun made it difficult to see the road ahead.
informal I had to squint because of the blinding sunlight.
slang The flash from the camera was so blinding, I couldn't see for a few seconds.
figurative Her beauty was blinding, captivating everyone in the room.
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