Blind

Synonyms Visually impaired, sightless, unseeing, purblind, unsighted, visionless, partially sighted, and as blind as a bat.

Synonyms Unmindful of, careless of, oblivious to, unconcerned about/by, indifferent to, negligent of, unperceptive, uncomprehending, insensitive, unreasoned, unconsidered, injudicious, indiscriminate, insouciant, naive, mindless of, heedless of, insensible to, inattentive to, insensitive of, imperceptive, unaware, unimaginative, uncritical, unthinking, mindless, undiscerning, airy, and credulous.

Synonyms Impetuous, rash, reckless, uncontrollable, unrestrained, intemperate, unruly, frantic, furious, uncurbed, unrepressed, impulsive, hasty, uncontrolled, uninhibited, immoderate, wild, irrational, violent, unbridled, and unchecked.

Synonyms Make blind, deprive of vision, render sightless, gouge someone's eyes out, obscure someone's vision, dazzle, deprive of sight, render unsighted, put someone's eyes out, stop someone seeing, and block someone's vision.

Synonyms Deprive of understanding, deprive of judgement, deprive of sense, deprive of perception, and deprive of reason.

Synonyms Overawe, intimidate, deter, abash, make anxious, perturb, disconcert, nonplus, confound, overwhelm, discompose, discourage, dismay, alarm, terrify, browbeat, trouble, agitate, ruffle, shake (up), put off, unbalance, throw off balance, pull the rug (out) from under, faze, awe, daunt, cow, disquiet, make uneasy, discomfit, confuse, bewilder, perplex, unsettle, unnerve, subdue, frighten, scare, terrorize, bully, bother, fluster, jolt, throw, take aback, destabilize, put off one's stroke, rattle, and psych out.

Synonyms Screen, louvre, canopy, curtain, cover, protection, Austrian blind, jalousie, shade, awning, sunshade, shutter, covering, Venetian blind, roller blind, and persienne.

Synonyms Deception, screen, front, cover, cloak, masquerade, feint, stratagem, ruse, device, manoeuvre, machination, artifice, dodge, camouflage, smokescreen, facade, disguise, pretext, mask, trick, ploy, scheme, move, contrivance, expedient, and wile.