Pronunciation: /feɪs ˈblaɪndnəs/
noun a condition characterized by the inability to recognize faces, typically as a result of brain damage or a neurological disorder
A1 People with face blindness struggle to recognize familiar faces.
A2 She has face blindness, so she relies on other cues to identify people.
B1 Face blindness can have a significant impact on social interactions and relationships.
B2 Individuals with face blindness may avoid social situations to prevent embarrassment.
C1 Therapies and strategies can help individuals with face blindness improve their facial recognition skills.
C2 Researchers continue to study the underlying causes of face blindness and potential treatments.
formal Prosopagnosia, commonly known as face blindness, is a neurological disorder characterized by the inability to recognize faces.
informal My friend has face blindness, so she often struggles to remember people's faces.
slang I heard that guy has serious face blindness - he couldn't even recognize his own family members!
figurative Dealing with face blindness feels like trying to navigate a crowded room blindfolded.
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