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blinding

[blahyn-ding] / ˈblaɪn dɪŋ /


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“I think it’s awesome,” guard Austin Reaves said of the bright — no, blinding — lights trained constantly on the team.

From Los Angeles Times

Everything about the last few hours felt unreal, and instead of blinding panic, I felt oddly numb and detached.

From Literature

As she ran past him into the blinding snowfall, a concerned Greeley turned back, caught up, and grabbed her arm.

From Literature

In nutrition studies, full blinding is often difficult because people usually know what they are eating.

From Science Daily

The sharp edges of the world softened under the crystal white, crunchy white, at times blinding white, and at other times muted white of the long, long months of winter.

From Literature