dark
nonsighted
ablepsia
sightlessness
visionlessness
blindness
cecity
unvisioned
typhl-
unsighted
unsight
blinding
blinded
eyeless
inattentionally blind
blindish
gazeless
blind as a bat
sightless
agnosy
blindhood
blindly
vision-impaired
anopia
vision impaired
gazelessness
blindism
exoculate
visual disorder
impercipient
visual impairment
visual defect
vision defect
perceptually blind
purblind
meropic
stone-blind
dim-sighted
imperception
seel
sandblind
visually impaired person
quadrantanopia
seeing
orthopia
⠃⠇
uneyed
visionless
ableptic
unseeing
imperceptivity
gooch-eyed
gravel-blind
eyelessness
visually impaired
meropia
hemianopsia
hemianopia
sightability
typhlosis
wall
night-blind
pelopsia
moon-blind
half-sighted
nonperception
dysopsia
perceptual blindness
unperceiving
hemeralopia
gravel
overblind
mole-eyed
darken
unobserving
invisible
blind person
inattentional blindness
unseeable
blindsight
typhlology
punctum caecum
blindability
blear
oculoauditory
myopic
put out
nonseeing
tunnel vision
insensible

English words for 'Deprived of sight; blind.'

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