blinkered
盲目的,盲目性,盲目,懵懵懂懂
Definitions
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- : narrow-minded and subjective; unwilling to understand another viewpoint: When in the Oval Office, Hoover was blinkered by his distrust of government.
- : having blinkers on; fitted with blinkers: a blinkered racehorse.
Examples
Doing so reflects a blinkered understanding of how inequality operates and perpetuates itself.
She alludes a lot to ambition and wanting fame, the kind of hard-nailed, blinkered ambition that drives actors and actresses.
Instead, he carried on with his blinkered views and remained an isolationist.
Paradoxically, the money boom engendered a religion boom—and religion of a particularly blinkered and aggressive sort.
I trudge along like a traveller between high hedgerows; my heart is blinkered so that I am scarcely aware of landscapes.
But Telal was not so easily to be blinkered, and kept to his first judgment.
These blinkered letters, with only writing and no touch of live hands, convey so little.
The blinkered black pony came up like a hawk, with two of his own side behind him, and Benami's eye glittered as he raced.