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overblind

overblind adjective: excessively blind.

Adjective

overblind (comparative more overblind, superlative most overblind)

  1. Excessively blind.
    • Twice it has required military miracles to save them. Twice an overblind trust has all but ruined them. It would be unpardonable to ignore the repeated lessons of history.1949, The Department of State Bulletin, volume 20, page 472

Forms of overblind

comparativemore overblind
superlativemost overblind

Origin of overblind

From over- + blind.

Questions about overblind

What does overblind mean?
Overblind means excessively blind.
What part of speech is overblind?
Overblind is an adjective.

Words near overblind in the dictionary

  1. overbleed
  2. overbleeding
  3. overbleeds
  4. overblessed
  5. overblew
  6. overblind
  7. overblithe
  8. overbloat
  9. overbloated
  10. overbloating
  11. overbloats

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