Blind and Gambit

Blind

Blind noun - People who have severe visual impairments, considered as a group.

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Gambit and blind are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Gambit" instead a noun "Blind".

Nearby Words: blinded, blinding, blindness, blindly, blindage

Gambit noun - A clever often underhanded means to achieve an end.

Usage example: I couldn't tell whether her earlier poor-mouthing had been sincere or just a gambit to get me to pick up the dinner check

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Blind and gambit are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Blind" instead a noun "Gambit".

old	old blind	old gambit
good	good blind	good gambit
entire	entire blind	entire gambit
real	real blind	real gambit
Other adjectives: huge, bad, new, insane, failed, older, aforementioned.

Effects of the gambit included: causing some to go blind, driving others insane, and in one instance even causing all of those who saw the gambit at one tournament to turn to stone.

Source: Brown Note
In a subsequent issue, she accidentally touches Gambit who is temporarily blind because of an eye injury, and is also struck temporarily blind until the absorption wears off.

Source: Liquid Assets
Gambit Roulette: Admiral Pike accuses Kirk of making reckless command decisions and relying on blind luck to ensure his missions go according to plan without harming his crew.

Source: Film / Star Trek Into Darkness

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