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Meanings of temporary blindness in English
Spanish
ceguera temporal Usage of temporary blindness in English
1
Released from his temporary blindness, the man on the stage started again.
2
Such patients are subject to attacks of temporary blindness of uremic origin.
3
Before his eyes fire lashed down the slit, searing him into temporary blindness.
4
These are frequently attended by obscuration of vision or temporary blindness.
5
Could you make me something powerful enough to cause temporary blindness?
6
Mr Wall also suffered temporary blindness to his left eye.
7
When they lashed out in temporary blindness, they only caused more confusion among themselves.
8
He has to admit his temporary blindness to his mother.
9
The drug was named for the side effect of temporary blindness, which sometimes became permanent.
10
These substances caused great inconvenience through temporary blindness by lachrymation, but were not highly toxic.
11
These compounds were employed on a large scale to produce temporary blindness by lachrymation, or weeping.
12
The horrid stuff had a delayed action on the eyes, causing temporary blindness about seven hours afterwards.
13
A laser shone in the eyes can cause a variety of effects, including glare and temporary blindness.
14
Pepper sprays which cause temporary blindness and respiratory difficulty are widely used for self defence and by security personnel.
15
Sudden temporary blindness occurs sometimes.
16
The spray doesn't just stink: it chokes your lungs and causes temporary blindness, allowing the skunk to get away.
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