Blind and Vision

Blind

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

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

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

Vision noun - A conception or image created by the imagination and having no objective reality.

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Blind and vision are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Blind" instead a noun "Vision".

Nearby Words: visionary, visible, visibility, visional

good	good blind	good vision
colour	colour blind	colour vision
poor	poor blind	poor vision
real	real blind	real vision
Other adjectives: bad, terrible, white, new, unique.

He is also inspired by a vision of the image of justice as being blind in the future.

Source: Blind Justice
Jerry vacillated between this trope, "semi-visually impaired leading the blind" and "guy with 20/20 vision who can't be bothered to look where he's going leading the blind" in his Straight Man role on Seinfeld.

Source: The Blind Leading the Blind
Almost all TV characters with glasses have such bad vision that if they are deprived of their spectacles, they are practically blind — usually hammered home by showing (briefly) the character's uselessly blurry point of view or the character making a Blind Mistake.

Source: Blind Without 'Em

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