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blind
adjective (NOT CONSCIOUS) /blaɪnd/Definition
› describes an extreme feeling that happens without thought or reason: blind anger/faith/prejudice He was blind with fury (= so angry that he could not behave reasonably).Strong feelings be blind to sth C2 to not be conscious of something or to refuse to notice something that is obvious to others: She seems blind to his faults.Unaware blindness
/ˈblaɪnd.nəs/ noun [U] Handicap and the disabledUnaware
(Definition of blind adjective (NOT CONSCIOUS) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- agony noun
- anguish noun
- ardent adjective
- be convulsed with laughter, rage, etc. idiom
- burn up with sth phrasal verb
- burn with sth phrasal verb
- burst verb
- fiery adjective (STRONG FEELINGS)
- hot-blooded adjective (SHOWING FEELINGS)
- impassioned adjective
- ineffable adjective
- inexpressible adjective
- intensity noun
- profound adjective (EXTREME)
- profoundly adverb
- run high idiom
- supercharged adjective (EMOTIONAL)
- vehement adjective
- vehemently adverb
- weak-kneed adjective
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