unblinded
/ʌnˈblaɪndɪd/
adjective
- No longer prevented from seeing the truth or reality; having had a deception or illusion removed.
- After reading the report, the voters felt unblinded to the corruption in the government.
- She was unblinded by her friend's confession and finally understood the whole story.
- The documentary left me unblinded about the true cost of fast fashion.
- In a medical or scientific study, no longer kept from knowing which treatment group a participant is in.
- The researchers became unblinded when a data leak revealed the group assignments.
- At the end of the trial, the patients were unblinded to learn whether they had received the drug or a placebo.
- An unblinded study can introduce bias if the participants know their treatment.
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