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day-blind

day-blind adjective: unable to see clearly in bright light; hemeralopic.

Adjective

day-blind (comparative more day-blind, superlative most day-blind)

  1. Unable to see clearly in bright light; hemeralopic.

Forms of day-blind

comparativemore day-blind
superlativemost day-blind

Words formed from day-blind

Questions about day-blind

What does day-blind mean?
Day-blind means unable to see clearly in bright light; hemeralopic.
What part of speech is day-blind?
Day-blind is an adjective.

Words near day-blind in the dictionary

  1. day-and-date
  2. Day-as
  3. Day-asan
  4. day-biter
  5. day-biters
  6. day-blind
  7. day-blindness
  8. day-break
  9. day-clean
  10. day-dawn
  11. day-dawns

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