blindfolded

Unable to see

Blindfolded means wearing a cloth or covering over the eyes to block vision.

Someone blindfolded cannot see what's happening around them: The hostages were blindfolded and led into a van.

Figuratively, to do something blindfolded is to do it so easily you could manage without looking: I could find my way home blindfolded.

sensory

darkness

Total absence of light

hearing · smell · awareness · deprivation · disoriented · vulnerable · helpless · groping · unseeing · texture

games

pinata

Festive candy container

disorientation · stumbling · groping · spinning · dizzy · fumbling · reaching · bandana · scarf · tied

captive

hostage

Captive held as security

tied · bound · gagged · ransom · captor · detention · restraint · helpless · victim · interrogation

trust

vulnerability

Openness to harm

dependence · guided · led · hands · partner · teambuilding · confidence · support · catch · reassurance

justice

impartiality

Freedom from prejudice

unbiased · neutrality · judgment · court · judiciary · statue · allegory · symbol · jurisprudence · dispassionate

execution

hood

Attached head covering

prisoner · executioner · scaffold · somber · grim · historical

surprise

reveal

Make something visible

dramatic · moment · suspense · waiting · excitement · unwrapping · unexpected · astonishment · ta-da · shocking

Categories
Opposites
visual capacity

blindfoldedsighted

Capable of vision

seeing · clear-eyed · unblindfolded · eagle-eyed · wide-eyed

awareness/knowledge

blindfoldedinformed

Given necessary knowledge

aware · in the know · enlightened · perceptive · cognizant

Phrases
Family

blindfold, blindfolds, blindfolding

Familiarity
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Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG