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Meanings of blinding in English

Extremely bright.

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        Usage of blinding in English
        1
        However, the future is looking dim and the present is not blinding.
        The Guardian
        2
        The one party reluctant to accept the mind-blinding reality was Bob Arum.
        The Guardian
        3
        Weather concerned her until Whinney brought her home through a blinding blizzard.
        The Valley of Horses
        4
        Everyone knows anger can distort judgment, temporarily blinding us to negative consequences.
        The Irish Times
        5
        They went through at blinding speed, main propulsion units still at maximum.
        Beyond The Frontier: Invincible
        6
        By 1981 headaches, vomiting and bright, blinding lights were a daily reality.
        The Guardian
        7
        He fell among the bushes, and was lost in the blinding darkness.
        Bamboo Tales
        8
        Then the pity of it all overwhelmed him in a blinding flood.
        A Spinner in the Sun
        9
        The whole admissions process is flawed to the point of blinding idiocy.
        The Wise Man’s Fear
        10
        Sometimes the glow of the sun on the paper was almost blinding.
        The poison eaters: and other stories
        11
        Out of the utter blackness stabbed a sudden point of blinding light.
        The Ultimate Hitchhiker’s Guide
        12
        Flashes of light erupted from our barrels, blinding us for a second.
        Darkness on the edge of town
        13
        The old relations between them were thus suggested in one blinding flash.
        The Lady of Fort St. John
        14
        Eckhart creases; smile gummier than you might expect, blinding whites under wraps.
        The Guardian
        15
        By the time we reached the Hospice it became a blinding sleet.
        The Story of the Innumerable Company, and Other Sketches
        16
        I fell back in a blinding mist of flame and forgot everything.
        AE in the Irish Theosophist
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        Blinding across language varieties
        United States of America
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        United Kingdom
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