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blindest

SayBLYND-ist/ˈblaɪndɪst/

2 meanings of blindest

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  1. 1
    adjective
    Superlative of blind. Use it to say someone or something is the most blind of all.

    She is the blindest of them all when it comes to her son's faults.

    He must be the blindest umpire ever to miss that catch.

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  2. 2
    verbarchaic
    Second-person singular simple present of blind. An old form used with 'thou'.

    Thou blindest me with that bright lantern.

    With such tricks thou blindest the crowd to the truth.

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blindest is a form of blind

blind, adjective: Not able to see, or able to see only a little. Full entry

Forms
blindblinder comparativeblindest superlative
Spelling
blind → blindest: add -est

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Origin

This is the word "blind" with the ending "-est" added.