Definition of blindingly in English:

blindingly

adverbˈblʌɪndɪŋliˈblaɪndɪŋli

1usually as submodifier In a very bright and dazzling way that is likely to cause temporary loss of vision.
blindingly white beams of light
it started out blindingly sunny on Sunday morning
Example sentencesExamples
- The gulls gleam blindingly when the sunlight hits their wings.
- On this blindingly bright summer day, the wind whips at her long skirt and blows tumbleweeds down the streets.
- The armor glittered blindingly bright in the sunshine.
- At some point, that pair of ratty cutoffs is going to have to be removed, showing one's backside, thighs, and midsection in the blindingly bright sun.
- The window blindingly reflected the fervent light from the mid-morning sun.
- The girls are all in blindingly bright, sparkly dresses.
- A blindingly bright and totally unexpected burst of flame sprouted from his fingers and condensed into a ball.
- The blue backlighting is practically lost in bright daylight, but it is not blindingly bright in subdued lighting either.
- The colored light steals across his blindingly harsh white highlights and suffuses them with saturated and pastel hues.
- It was one of the first blindingly bright, no-jacket-required days of spring.
1. 1.1as submodifier Very intensely; extremely.
  the reason is blindingly obvious
  Example sentencesExamples
  Are you addicted to blindingly boring surfing punctuated by the occasional interesting hit?
  The smaller, quicker characters are simply blindingly fast.
  The secretary of state's position on costs is really blindingly simple.
  I'm blindingly exhausted, and I'm not thinking cleverly enough to ask your indulgence as a writer.
  Everything is so blindingly clear in mathematics.
  His closest aides were either blindingly loyal, or coolly pragmatic.
  The movie has a natural intelligence all of its own, resulting in some blindingly insightful and reflective dialogue.
  If you lose, you have to tell her how you feel in a blindingly romantic manner.
  These are perfect examples of statements by blindingly successful people.
  Every one-liner out of her mouth is apparently some blindingly hilarious quip worthy of quoting for the ages.

Definition of blindingly in US English:

blindingly

adverbˈblaɪndɪŋliˈblīndiNGlē

1usually as submodifier In a very bright and dazzling way that is likely to cause temporary loss of vision.
blindingly white beams of light
it started out blindingly sunny on Sunday morning
Example sentencesExamples
- It was one of the first blindingly bright, no-jacket-required days of spring.
- On this blindingly bright summer day, the wind whips at her long skirt and blows tumbleweeds down the streets.
- The girls are all in blindingly bright, sparkly dresses.
- The colored light steals across his blindingly harsh white highlights and suffuses them with saturated and pastel hues.
- The blue backlighting is practically lost in bright daylight, but it is not blindingly bright in subdued lighting either.
- The window blindingly reflected the fervent light from the mid-morning sun.
- At some point, that pair of ratty cutoffs is going to have to be removed, showing one's backside, thighs, and midsection in the blindingly bright sun.
- A blindingly bright and totally unexpected burst of flame sprouted from his fingers and condensed into a ball.
- The gulls gleam blindingly when the sunlight hits their wings.
- The armor glittered blindingly bright in the sunshine.
1. 1.1as submodifier Very intensely; extremely.
  the reason is blindingly obvious
  Example sentencesExamples
  The smaller, quicker characters are simply blindingly fast.
  I'm blindingly exhausted, and I'm not thinking cleverly enough to ask your indulgence as a writer.
  The movie has a natural intelligence all of its own, resulting in some blindingly insightful and reflective dialogue.
  Every one-liner out of her mouth is apparently some blindingly hilarious quip worthy of quoting for the ages.
  Are you addicted to blindingly boring surfing punctuated by the occasional interesting hit?
  These are perfect examples of statements by blindingly successful people.
  If you lose, you have to tell her how you feel in a blindingly romantic manner.
  The secretary of state's position on costs is really blindingly simple.
  His closest aides were either blindingly loyal, or coolly pragmatic.
  Everything is so blindingly clear in mathematics.

单词	blindingly
释义	Definition of blindingly in English: blindingly adverbˈblʌɪndɪŋliˈblaɪndɪŋli 1usually as submodifier In a very bright and dazzling way that is likely to cause temporary loss of vision. blindingly white beams of light it started out blindingly sunny on Sunday morning Example sentencesExamples The gulls gleam blindingly when the sunlight hits their wings. On this blindingly bright summer day, the wind whips at her long skirt and blows tumbleweeds down the streets. The armor glittered blindingly bright in the sunshine. At some point, that pair of ratty cutoffs is going to have to be removed, showing one's backside, thighs, and midsection in the blindingly bright sun. The window blindingly reflected the fervent light from the mid-morning sun. The girls are all in blindingly bright, sparkly dresses. A blindingly bright and totally unexpected burst of flame sprouted from his fingers and condensed into a ball. The blue backlighting is practically lost in bright daylight, but it is not blindingly bright in subdued lighting either. The colored light steals across his blindingly harsh white highlights and suffuses them with saturated and pastel hues. It was one of the first blindingly bright, no-jacket-required days of spring. 1.1as submodifier Very intensely; extremely. the reason is blindingly obvious Example sentencesExamples Are you addicted to blindingly boring surfing punctuated by the occasional interesting hit? The smaller, quicker characters are simply blindingly fast. The secretary of state's position on costs is really blindingly simple. I'm blindingly exhausted, and I'm not thinking cleverly enough to ask your indulgence as a writer. Everything is so blindingly clear in mathematics. His closest aides were either blindingly loyal, or coolly pragmatic. The movie has a natural intelligence all of its own, resulting in some blindingly insightful and reflective dialogue. If you lose, you have to tell her how you feel in a blindingly romantic manner. These are perfect examples of statements by blindingly successful people. Every one-liner out of her mouth is apparently some blindingly hilarious quip worthy of quoting for the ages. Definition of blindingly in US English: blindingly adverbˈblaɪndɪŋliˈblīndiNGlē 1usually as submodifier In a very bright and dazzling way that is likely to cause temporary loss of vision. blindingly white beams of light it started out blindingly sunny on Sunday morning Example sentencesExamples It was one of the first blindingly bright, no-jacket-required days of spring. On this blindingly bright summer day, the wind whips at her long skirt and blows tumbleweeds down the streets. The girls are all in blindingly bright, sparkly dresses. The colored light steals across his blindingly harsh white highlights and suffuses them with saturated and pastel hues. The blue backlighting is practically lost in bright daylight, but it is not blindingly bright in subdued lighting either. The window blindingly reflected the fervent light from the mid-morning sun. At some point, that pair of ratty cutoffs is going to have to be removed, showing one's backside, thighs, and midsection in the blindingly bright sun. A blindingly bright and totally unexpected burst of flame sprouted from his fingers and condensed into a ball. The gulls gleam blindingly when the sunlight hits their wings. The armor glittered blindingly bright in the sunshine. 1.1as submodifier Very intensely; extremely. the reason is blindingly obvious Example sentencesExamples The smaller, quicker characters are simply blindingly fast. I'm blindingly exhausted, and I'm not thinking cleverly enough to ask your indulgence as a writer. The movie has a natural intelligence all of its own, resulting in some blindingly insightful and reflective dialogue. Every one-liner out of her mouth is apparently some blindingly hilarious quip worthy of quoting for the ages. Are you addicted to blindingly boring surfing punctuated by the occasional interesting hit? These are perfect examples of statements by blindingly successful people. If you lose, you have to tell her how you feel in a blindingly romantic manner. The secretary of state's position on costs is really blindingly simple. His closest aides were either blindingly loyal, or coolly pragmatic. Everything is so blindingly clear in mathematics.
随便看	in every case in every corner in every detail in every direction in every instance in every nook and cranny in everyone's interests in every part in every part (of) in every place in every respect in every sense of the word in every sense of the word in every spot in every way in every way/respect in evidence in evidence inevitabilities inevitability inevitability inevitable inevitableness inevitableness inevitablenesses