Blindfolded

/ˈblaɪndˌfoʊldɪd/

Meaning & Definition

verb

Past tense of blindfold; to cover the eyes with a blindfold.

They blindfolded the child for the surprise party.

To cause someone to be unable to see, usually by covering their eyes.

The soldiers were blindfolded as part of the training exercise.

adjective

Having a covering over the eyes preventing sight.

The magician performed his tricks while blindfolded to amaze the audience.

Being deprived of sight or unable to see.

He was blindfolded during the game to add to the challenge.

The term blindfolded is derived from the combination of 'blind' (to be unable to see) and 'folded' (to be wrapped or covered).

blindfolded and led

To be misguided or manipulated without awareness.

to be blindfolded

To be unaware of the circumstances or reality.

blind

unable to see.

fold

to bend or lay something over on itself.

blindfold

a piece of cloth used to cover the eyes.

going in without a clue

He was totally blindfolded as to what was happening with the project.

in the dark

I felt blindfolded about the plans they had for the party.