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visually impaired
adjective
- (of a person) having reduced vision so severe as to constitute a disability.
noun
- Usually the visually impaired. people with reduced vision so severe as to constitute a disability, considered collectively:
He founded a training program to aid the visually impaired.
visually impaired
adjective
- having any defect of vision, whether disabling or not
- ( as collective noun; preceded by the ) See partially sighted
the visually impaired
Usage
Derived Forms
- visual impairment, noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of visually impaired1
Example Sentences
She now has a boyfriend who is also visually impaired.
Another student said it would be "really cool if someone who is visually impaired like us" won the competition.
Zac Shaw, a Paralympic visually impaired sprinter, called it "hurtful" and said it was part of a "wider issue" in how disabled athletes are treated.
Hazel Kelly, 80, who became visually impaired 13 years ago, says she had two operations cancelled at the hospital due to a leaking roof.
Someone has left their Lime bike in the middle of the pavement, in the way of a road crossing with tactile paving that is used by visually impaired people.
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