stone-blind (Meaning)

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stone-blind (s)

completely blind

The elderly woman was stone-blind, relying solely on her sense of hearing to navigate the world.
After the explosion, the injured soldier was left stone-blind, his eyesight permanently impaired.
The ancient cave paintings were remarkably well-preserved, despite being centuries old and stone-blind.
The stone-blind beggar sat on the street corner, his unseeing eyes turned towards the sun.
The sculptor's fingers danced over the cold, stone-blind marble, bringing it to life.
The newborn baby was stone-blind from birth, but her other senses compensated remarkably.
The thick fog made the road stone-blind, obscuring all visibility.
The ancient ruins stood stone-blind and crumbling, a testament to time's relentless march.
The stone-blind patient felt a glimmer of hope when he heard about a potential cure.
The telescope was accidentally knocked over, rendering its stone-blind lens useless.

completely blind

blind, blinded,sightless, eyeless, visionless, blindfold, gravel-blind,unsighted, purblind, blindfolded

observing, observant, sighted, observing, seeing, observant,sighted, seeing,clear-eyed, clear-eyed

The elderly woman was stone-blind, relying solely on her sense of hearing to navigate the world.

After the explosion, the injured soldier was left stone-blind, his eyesight permanently impaired.

The ancient cave paintings were remarkably well-preserved, despite being centuries old and stone-blind.

The stone-blind beggar sat on the street corner, his unseeing eyes turned towards the sun.