Definition of word blindness in English:

word blindness

noun

less technical term for alexia or dyslexia
Example sentencesExamples
- When they mentioned the word blindness I didn't know what to feel or do.
- The 32-year-old rugby star from Stirling suffered years of misery at school because of dyslexia, or word blindness, which some experts believe affects up to one in six people.
- Dyslexia, word blindness, lacks of concentration and memory - all these improved dramatically.
- Back in Bradford she tutored groups of children after work in a bid to find a ‘cure’ for the word blindness.
- Although unaffected in everyday life, he is the victim of a selective word blindness.

Definition of word blindness in US English:

word blindness

nounˈwərd ˌblīndnisˈwərd ˌblaɪndnɪs

less technical term for alexia, or (less accurately) for dyslexia
Example sentencesExamples
- Although unaffected in everyday life, he is the victim of a selective word blindness.
- The 32-year-old rugby star from Stirling suffered years of misery at school because of dyslexia, or word blindness, which some experts believe affects up to one in six people.
- When they mentioned the word blindness I didn't know what to feel or do.
- Dyslexia, word blindness, lacks of concentration and memory - all these improved dramatically.
- Back in Bradford she tutored groups of children after work in a bid to find a ‘cure’ for the word blindness.

单词	word blindness
释义	Definition of word blindness in English: word blindness noun less technical term for alexia or dyslexia Example sentencesExamples When they mentioned the word blindness I didn't know what to feel or do. The 32-year-old rugby star from Stirling suffered years of misery at school because of dyslexia, or word blindness, which some experts believe affects up to one in six people. Dyslexia, word blindness, lacks of concentration and memory - all these improved dramatically. Back in Bradford she tutored groups of children after work in a bid to find a ‘cure’ for the word blindness. Although unaffected in everyday life, he is the victim of a selective word blindness. Definition of word blindness in US English: word blindness nounˈwərd ˌblīndnisˈwərd ˌblaɪndnɪs less technical term for alexia, or (less accurately) for dyslexia Example sentencesExamples Although unaffected in everyday life, he is the victim of a selective word blindness. The 32-year-old rugby star from Stirling suffered years of misery at school because of dyslexia, or word blindness, which some experts believe affects up to one in six people. When they mentioned the word blindness I didn't know what to feel or do. Dyslexia, word blindness, lacks of concentration and memory - all these improved dramatically. Back in Bradford she tutored groups of children after work in a bid to find a ‘cure’ for the word blindness.
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