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blind; ignorant; reckless
Meanings
3 senses · 14 examplesadjective
blind; unable to see
Refers to congenital or acquired visual impairment, can be used for both humans and animals.
This blind masseur has excellent craftsmanship.
Walking on unlit roads at night makes it easy to see nothing like a blind person.
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Guide dogs can help blind people travel safely.
Congenitally blind children need to receive rehabilitation training as early as possible.
He became blind after an accident.
noun
ignorant; unable to distinguish
neutralUsed to describe people who lack professional knowledge or cannot recognize relevant information.
Many computer newbies are computer illiterates.
Color blind patients cannot distinguish between red and green.
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People who don't understand the law can easily become legal illiterates.
There are many tone-deaf contestants who sing off-key badly in this talent show.
As a medical illiterate, I can't understand this physical examination report at all.
adverb
blindly; recklessly; without thinking
neutralUsed to describe actions done without careful consideration or sufficient information.
We cannot blindly follow the trend to buy financial products.
Blind investment is likely to result in total loss of principal.
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Students should not blindly join too many after-school classes, but choose ones that suit them.
Blindly imitating celebrities' outfits may not be suitable for yourself.