blinding
/ˈblaɪndɪŋ/
adjective
- So bright that it makes you unable to see for a short time.
- Drivers should be careful of blinding headlights from oncoming cars.
- The blinding sunlight made her squint as she stepped outside.
- A blinding flash of lightning lit up the entire sky.
- Extremely fast or intense.
- She felt a blinding pain in her head after the fall.
- The runner showed blinding speed as he crossed the finish line.
- The team made a blinding effort to finish the project on time.
Antonyms
noun
- A thin layer of material (such as sand or gravel) spread over a road surface to fill gaps.
- The construction crew used fine gravel as blinding for the driveway.
- A layer of blinding helps protect the new road from damage.
- The workers spread blinding over the fresh asphalt to smooth it out.