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day blindness

American  

noun

  1. hemeralopia.


day blindness British  

noun

  1. a nontechnical name for hemeralopia

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Etymology

Origin of day blindness

First recorded in 1825–35

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Physician," said Ursel, while a shuddering fit that affected his whole body testified his alarm at the alternative proposed—"one would imagine thine own profession might have taught thee, that no mere mortal man, unless predestined to be a glorified saint, could ever prefer darkness to the light of day; blindness itself to the enjoyment of the power of sight; the pangs of starving to competent sustenance, or the damps of a dungeon to the free air of God's creation.

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