purblind adjective.
['pǝ:blʌɪnd] Orig. two words.
ME.[from PURE adverb (with assim. to PUR-) + BLIND adjective.]1. Orig. (
rare), completely blind. Now, having impaired or defective vision; dim-sighted; partially-sighted.
ME.■ M. E. Braddon Old Nanon the cook, purblind, stone-deaf.b. fig. Of a thing: dimly lit.
E18.2. fig. Having imperfect perception or discernment; obtuse, dull, dim-witted.
M16.New Yorker A Victorian despot, purblind to the feelings of his wife and children. ■ purblindly adverb (
rare)
M19. ■ purblindness noun M16. [TahlilGaran] English Dictionary ▲