Blindfolds Meaning in English
word · lemma: blindfold
Definition
'Blindfolds' are pieces of cloth or material that cover someone's eyes so they cannot see. The word can also be used as a verb meaning to cover someone’s eyes with something to stop them from seeing.
Usage & Nuances
'Blindfolds' is plural; singular is 'blindfold.' Used both as a noun ('a blindfold') and as a verb ('to blindfold someone'). Common in games, tests, or magic tricks. Not slang; neutral formality.
Example Sentences
We put blindfolds on before playing the game.
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The magician uses blindfolds for his tricks.
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Please hand out the blindfolds to the children.
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During the trust exercise, everyone wore blindfolds and let a partner guide them.
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The teacher brought several blindfolds for the party game.
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He joked, 'I don’t trust games that need blindfolds!'
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