Sightless

Pronunciation: /saɪt.ləs/

Definitions of sightless

adjective unable to see; blind

Example Sentences

A1 The sightless man relied on his other senses to navigate the world.

A2 The sightless bat uses echolocation to find its way in the dark caves.

B1 The sightless cat was adopted by a loving family who took care of its special needs.

B2 The sightless artist created beautiful sculptures using only his sense of touch.

C1 The sightless explorer relied on advanced technology to map out uncharted territories.

C2 The sightless musician composed symphonies that touched the hearts of audiences worldwide.

Examples of sightless in a Sentence

formal The sightless man navigated through the crowded street with the help of his guide dog.

informal The sightless woman relied on her cane to get around the city.

slang The sightless dude was totally lost without his glasses.

figurative The sightless decision-maker failed to see the consequences of his actions.

Grammatical Forms of sightless

• past tense: sighted
• plural: sightless
• comparative: more sightless
• superlative: most sightless
• present tense: sightless
• future tense: will be sightless
• perfect tense: have been sightless
• continuous tense: is being sightless
• singular: sightless
• positive degree: sightless
• infinitive: to be sightless
• gerund: being sightless
• participle: sightless

Origin and Evolution of sightless

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'sightless' originated from Middle English, derived from the Old English word 'sihtles'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'sightless' has retained its original meaning of lacking sight or being blind.