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Meanings of altogether blind in English
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Usage of altogether blind in English
1
He had not been altogether blind through the past month.
2
Laura, not altogether blind to externals, saw that her companions made fun of her.
3
You do not suppose I have been altogether blind to your infatuation, do you?
4
I am not altogether blind and deaf.
5
Even Johnny's absorption in his treasure-trove could not altogether blind him to the fact that Tomaso's brother was perturbed.
6
Do you think that, because I have not seen much of you for the last few days, I am altogether blind?
7
We were two middle-aged old coots-thoughstill in our forties and not altogether blind to a pretty face-andyet the oldest people on the boat.
8
"I am not altogether blind, dear," and Nannie smiled.
9
"If he is not altogether blinded, it will show him how cruelly he has wronged me," said she to her sister.