different between purblind vs purblindly
purblind
English
Etymology
First element related to pure, Old French pur, or to Old French pur-, second element to blind.The original sense was “wholly blind”; the meaning has been modified, perhaps through confusion with the verb pore.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /?p??(?)bla?nd/
Adjective
purblind (comparative more purblind, superlative most purblind)
- Partially blind.
- Near-sighted or dim-sighted.
- Lacking in discernment or understanding.
- Synonym: obtuse
See also
- sandblind
Translations
purblind From the web:
purblindly
English
Etymology
purblind +? -ly
Adverb
purblindly (comparative more purblindly, superlative most purblindly)
- In a purblind manner.
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