Definition of "stone-blind" [stone•-blind]

• Completely blind. (adjective)

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• "If you see my blog you will see a Wilfred Owen sonnet I've read recently; 'Hospital Barge at cerisy' and I've also been readin 'February Afteroon' by Edward Thomas which ends in the lines "And God still sits aloft in the array, That we have wrought him, stone-deaf and stone-blind.""
• "I long for somewhat of those fruits, but we are as thou seest: I am a cripple and my mate here is stone-blind; so what shall we do?"
• "The great Sesostris died stone-blind and his successor lost his sight for ten years"