Definition of blinkered in English:

blinkered

adjective ˈblɪŋkədˈblɪŋkərd

1(of a horse) wearing blinkers.
Aboyeur's blinkered head showed in front soon after the start
Example sentencesExamples
- The stable-bound horse, ribs protruding, eyes blinkered, stamped its hooves on the wooden floor.
- Had a blinkered horse ever won the Derby?
- A tonga resembles a huge wooden box, balanced on two sturdy wheels, drawn by a single blinkered horse.
1. 1.1 Having or showing a narrow or limited outlook.
  a blinkered attitude
  Example sentencesExamples
  This blinkered approach put supposed short-term financial savings before the needs of future generations.
  But it is not a blinkered and insular type of independence.
  A blinkered approach to spotting talent is regarded as one of the many factors holding back youth development.
  I think he is a man of limited intelligence, considerable low cunning, self-esteem born of blinkered privilege and a mean spirit.
  I'm sorry that you feel I'm so clearly blinkered and entrenched and incapable of having a reasoned discussion about it.
  As for the assertion that only fans and the club would benefit from the redevelopment, this seems a slightly blinkered approach.
  This is the more lamentable as the title of the book suggests a less blinkered approach.
  This perverse attitude says more about their blinkered view of what the country should aspire to be.
  It is no wonder with this blinkered attitude that the Capital of Culture bid was a non-starter.
  The arts have continually suffered from negative, blinkered attitudes.
  Such narrow-minded blinkered parochialism can only leave these campaigners looking even more desperate.
  But that seems a very narrow and blinkered view.
  I was amazed at the totally blinkered attitudes of the individuals who see no legitimate reason to own a gun in Britain.
  He really will get a shock if he keeps thinking in such a blinkered, narrow way.
  Companies suffer from a provincial and culturally blinkered approach to the repertoire and with dire performance results.
  If attitudes to sexual equality in 2002 are as blinkered and ignorant as they were in 1974 then we have learned nothing and this battle can never be won.
  Synonyms
  narrow-minded, limited, restricted, inward-looking, conventional, parochial, provincial, insular, small-town, localist, small-minded, petty-minded, petty, close-minded, short-sighted, myopic, hidebound, dyed-in-the-wool, diehard, set, set in one's ways, inflexible, dogmatic, rigid, entrenched, prejudiced, bigoted, biased, partisan, sectarian, discriminatory
  British parish-pump, blimpish
  French borné
  North American informal jerkwater
  rare claustral

Definition of blinkered in US English:

blinkered

adjectiveˈblɪŋkərdˈbliNGkərd

1(of a horse) wearing blinders.
Example sentencesExamples
- Had a blinkered horse ever won the Derby?
- A tonga resembles a huge wooden box, balanced on two sturdy wheels, drawn by a single blinkered horse.
- The stable-bound horse, ribs protruding, eyes blinkered, stamped its hooves on the wooden floor.
1. 1.1 Having or showing a limited outlook.
  a small-minded, blinkered approach
  Example sentencesExamples
  This is the more lamentable as the title of the book suggests a less blinkered approach.
  This blinkered approach put supposed short-term financial savings before the needs of future generations.
  If attitudes to sexual equality in 2002 are as blinkered and ignorant as they were in 1974 then we have learned nothing and this battle can never be won.
  I'm sorry that you feel I'm so clearly blinkered and entrenched and incapable of having a reasoned discussion about it.
  It is no wonder with this blinkered attitude that the Capital of Culture bid was a non-starter.
  But that seems a very narrow and blinkered view.
  But it is not a blinkered and insular type of independence.
  He really will get a shock if he keeps thinking in such a blinkered, narrow way.
  As for the assertion that only fans and the club would benefit from the redevelopment, this seems a slightly blinkered approach.
  I was amazed at the totally blinkered attitudes of the individuals who see no legitimate reason to own a gun in Britain.
  A blinkered approach to spotting talent is regarded as one of the many factors holding back youth development.
  The arts have continually suffered from negative, blinkered attitudes.
  I think he is a man of limited intelligence, considerable low cunning, self-esteem born of blinkered privilege and a mean spirit.
  This perverse attitude says more about their blinkered view of what the country should aspire to be.
  Such narrow-minded blinkered parochialism can only leave these campaigners looking even more desperate.
  Companies suffer from a provincial and culturally blinkered approach to the repertoire and with dire performance results.
  Synonyms
  narrow-minded, limited, restricted, inward-looking, conventional, parochial, provincial, insular, small-town, localist, small-minded, petty-minded, petty, close-minded, short-sighted, myopic, hidebound, dyed-in-the-wool, diehard, set, set in one's ways, inflexible, dogmatic, rigid, entrenched, prejudiced, bigoted, biased, partisan, sectarian, discriminatory

单词	blinkered
释义	Definition of blinkered in English: blinkered adjective ˈblɪŋkədˈblɪŋkərd 1(of a horse) wearing blinkers. Aboyeur's blinkered head showed in front soon after the start Example sentencesExamples The stable-bound horse, ribs protruding, eyes blinkered, stamped its hooves on the wooden floor. Had a blinkered horse ever won the Derby? A tonga resembles a huge wooden box, balanced on two sturdy wheels, drawn by a single blinkered horse. 1.1 Having or showing a narrow or limited outlook. a blinkered attitude Example sentencesExamples This blinkered approach put supposed short-term financial savings before the needs of future generations. But it is not a blinkered and insular type of independence. A blinkered approach to spotting talent is regarded as one of the many factors holding back youth development. I think he is a man of limited intelligence, considerable low cunning, self-esteem born of blinkered privilege and a mean spirit. I'm sorry that you feel I'm so clearly blinkered and entrenched and incapable of having a reasoned discussion about it. As for the assertion that only fans and the club would benefit from the redevelopment, this seems a slightly blinkered approach. This is the more lamentable as the title of the book suggests a less blinkered approach. This perverse attitude says more about their blinkered view of what the country should aspire to be. It is no wonder with this blinkered attitude that the Capital of Culture bid was a non-starter. The arts have continually suffered from negative, blinkered attitudes. Such narrow-minded blinkered parochialism can only leave these campaigners looking even more desperate. But that seems a very narrow and blinkered view. I was amazed at the totally blinkered attitudes of the individuals who see no legitimate reason to own a gun in Britain. He really will get a shock if he keeps thinking in such a blinkered, narrow way. Companies suffer from a provincial and culturally blinkered approach to the repertoire and with dire performance results. If attitudes to sexual equality in 2002 are as blinkered and ignorant as they were in 1974 then we have learned nothing and this battle can never be won. Synonyms narrow-minded, limited, restricted, inward-looking, conventional, parochial, provincial, insular, small-town, localist, small-minded, petty-minded, petty, close-minded, short-sighted, myopic, hidebound, dyed-in-the-wool, diehard, set, set in one's ways, inflexible, dogmatic, rigid, entrenched, prejudiced, bigoted, biased, partisan, sectarian, discriminatory British parish-pump, blimpish French borné North American informal jerkwater rare claustral Definition of blinkered in US English: blinkered adjectiveˈblɪŋkərdˈbliNGkərd 1(of a horse) wearing blinders. Example sentencesExamples Had a blinkered horse ever won the Derby? A tonga resembles a huge wooden box, balanced on two sturdy wheels, drawn by a single blinkered horse. The stable-bound horse, ribs protruding, eyes blinkered, stamped its hooves on the wooden floor. 1.1 Having or showing a limited outlook. a small-minded, blinkered approach Example sentencesExamples This is the more lamentable as the title of the book suggests a less blinkered approach. This blinkered approach put supposed short-term financial savings before the needs of future generations. If attitudes to sexual equality in 2002 are as blinkered and ignorant as they were in 1974 then we have learned nothing and this battle can never be won. I'm sorry that you feel I'm so clearly blinkered and entrenched and incapable of having a reasoned discussion about it. It is no wonder with this blinkered attitude that the Capital of Culture bid was a non-starter. But that seems a very narrow and blinkered view. But it is not a blinkered and insular type of independence. He really will get a shock if he keeps thinking in such a blinkered, narrow way. As for the assertion that only fans and the club would benefit from the redevelopment, this seems a slightly blinkered approach. I was amazed at the totally blinkered attitudes of the individuals who see no legitimate reason to own a gun in Britain. A blinkered approach to spotting talent is regarded as one of the many factors holding back youth development. The arts have continually suffered from negative, blinkered attitudes. I think he is a man of limited intelligence, considerable low cunning, self-esteem born of blinkered privilege and a mean spirit. This perverse attitude says more about their blinkered view of what the country should aspire to be. Such narrow-minded blinkered parochialism can only leave these campaigners looking even more desperate. Companies suffer from a provincial and culturally blinkered approach to the repertoire and with dire performance results. Synonyms narrow-minded, limited, restricted, inward-looking, conventional, parochial, provincial, insular, small-town, localist, small-minded, petty-minded, petty, close-minded, short-sighted, myopic, hidebound, dyed-in-the-wool, diehard, set, set in one's ways, inflexible, dogmatic, rigid, entrenched, prejudiced, bigoted, biased, partisan, sectarian, discriminatory
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