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blind

adj

1 destitute of vision, eyeless, sightless, stone-blind, unseeing, unsighted, visionless

2 (figurative) careless, heedless, ignorant, inattentive, inconsiderate, indifferent, indiscriminate, injudicious, insensitive, morally darkened, neglectful, oblivious, prejudiced, thoughtless, unaware of, unconscious of, uncritical, undiscerning, unmindful of, unobservant, unreasoning

3 hasty, impetuous, irrational, mindless, rash, reckless, senseless, uncontrollable, uncontrolled, unthinking, violent, wild

4 closed, concealed, dark, dead-end, dim, hidden, leading nowhere, obscured, obstructed, without exit
n

5    camouflage, cloak, cover, façade, feint, front, mask, masquerade, screen, smoke screen

Antonyms
,       adj

1 seeing, sighted

2 & 3 alive to, attentive, aware, concerned, conscious, discerning, heedful, knowledgeable, noticeable, observant

4 obvious, open

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blindly, wording, word, blinding

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