BLEARED Meaning and
Definition
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Bleared is an adjective that describes the condition of having watery or bloodshot eyes, typically due to fatigue, illness, or excessive alcohol consumption. The term can also be used to characterize eyes that appear hazy, dull, or unfocused.
When a person is bleared, their eyes may appear red, swollen, and exaggeratedly moist. This condition can manifest as a result of sleep deprivation, prolonged screen time, allergies, or various medical conditions such as conjunctivitis or hay fever. In excessive cases, bleared eyes may impair one's vision or cause discomfort, itchiness, or irritation.
The adjective "bleared" can also be used metaphorically to describe a lack of clarity or focus in one's thoughts or perceptions. In this sense, individuals may refer to their bleared mind or thinking when they are mentally fatigued, confused, or unable to concentrate.
The term "bleared" is derived from the Middle English word "bleryen," which means to make something wet or moist. Over time, it has come to be associated specifically with the appearance of wet or reddened eyes.
Common Misspellings for BLEARED
- nleared
- hleared
- bkeared
- bpeared
- boeared
- bldared
- blrared
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- bl3ared
- blezred
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Etymology of BLEARED
The word "bleared" is derived from the Old English word "blerian" which means "to make dim or blurred" or "to make eyes swollen and watery". It is related to the Middle English word "blere", meaning "to blear" or "to dim", and the Old Norse word "blerra" which means "to blink". The term "bleared" has been used in English since the late 14th century to describe the act of blurring or making something hazy or indistinct. It is often used to describe eyes that are swollen, watery, or obscured with tears.
Similar spelling words for BLEARED
- bleed,
- Blared,
- bloated,
- blamed,
- bleached,
- blares,
- blessed,
- flared,
- blurred,
- belated,
- bladed,
- Blazed,
- Glared,
- blare,
- Bleated,
- bared.
Conjugate verb Bleared
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