are you blind
The phrase "are you blind" is often used rhetorically to express frustration or disbelief when someone fails to notice something obvious.
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Definition
B2Daily Conversation
(rhetorical, informal)A question expressing frustration or disbelief when someone misses something obvious.
Example
- The door is right in front of you. Are you blind?
B2Interpersonal Interaction
(confrontational, informal)A confrontational phrase questioning someone's ability to see or perceive clearly.
Example
- You walked right past the sign. Are you blind?
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