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  1. 1
    extremely bright, and making it difficult for you to see

    American English synonyms or related words for this sense of blinding

    Bright and shiny: bright, shiny, brilliant, polished, sparkling, glittering, gleaming, dazzling, glaring, glittery... more
    1. a.
      very thick, and making it difficult for you to see

      American English synonyms or related words for this sense of blinding

      Transparent and opaque: transparent, opaque, translucent, crystal clear, clear, milky, hazy, cloudy, crystalline, limpid... more
  3. 3
    British informal very impressive

    American English synonyms or related words for this sense of blinding

    Extremely good or of a high quality: good, excellent, wonderful, fine, decent, exceptional, tremendous, superb, incredible, wonder... more

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