Blind
Blind adjective - Lacking the power of sight.
Nearsighted and blind are semantically related. in indifferent topic. In some cases you can use "Nearsighted" instead an adjective "Blind".
Nearsighted
Nearsighted adjective - Able to see near things more clearly than distant ones.
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Synonyms for Nearsighted
Blind and nearsighted are semantically related. You can use "Blind" instead an adjective "Nearsighted".
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Related pairs
- ignorant and blind
- ignorant and nearsighted
- thoughtless and blind
- thoughtless and nearsighted
- indiscriminate and blind
- indiscriminate and nearsighted
- rash and blind
- rash and nearsighted
- heedless and blind
- heedless and nearsighted
- careless and blind
- careless and nearsighted
- unreasoning and blind
- unreasoning and nearsighted
Both words in one sentence
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Magoo, and certainly didn't think the disclaimer at the end of the film (which defended nearsighted and blind people) was necessary.
Source: Series / Siskel & Ebert - Blind and nearsighted people can accidentally do this to others.
Source: I'm Standing Right Here -
She's not completely blind without them, but severely nearsighted enough she can't navigate the island's hazards without help.
Source: Blind Without 'Em
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