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Meaning of Blindingly
The primary meaning of the word "Blindingly" is to describe something that is extremely or surprisingly good, bad, or noticeable.
Definitions
- To an extent that is extremely or surprisingly good, bad, or noticeable, according to Oxford Languages.
- * In a way that is so obvious or striking that it is impossible to ignore, as defined by Oxford Languages.
Etymology of Blindingly
The word "Blindingly" originates from the verb "blind," which has its roots in Old English "blind" and is related to the Proto-Germanic "blindiz" and the Proto-Indo-European "bĘ°len-" meaning "to bleat" or "to shine," but in the context of "blindingly," it refers to being so obvious or striking that it dazzles or blinds one's senses.
Historically, "blindingly" has been used since the mid-17th century to convey extreme or surprising qualities, with its usage evolving over time to encompass a range of contexts and applications.
Example Uses
- The new policy is blindingly obvious and will greatly benefit the community.
- * The solution to the problem was blindingly simple, yet no one had thought of it before.
- * The beauty of the sunset was blindingly stunning, leaving all who saw it speechless.