The phrase "abandoned blind" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a blind person who has been abandoned, but the phrasing is ambiguous and could be misinterpreted.
Example: "The abandoned blind child was found wandering the streets alone."
Alternatives: "neglected visually impaired" or "forsaken blind individual".
Amateurism was abandoned, a blind eye was turned to doping and ever more rights revenue was skimmed from host cities and sporting committees.
Staff caught on to his ruse (somehow) and followed him out of the shop, where he abandoned the blind near a canal.
Think about the affirmation from Moody's we witnessed when Wesleyan University abandoned need-blind admission because they couldn't continue to increase aid and remain a strong institution.
Born in the Isle of Man, with three possible fathers, two either blind or who will end up blind, abandoned in a fairground age three when her mother is abducted and murdered, whipped away to live in Uganda with missionaries, nearly escapes kidnap by Joseph Kony, does not escape kidnap by Kony, rescued by mercenaries, adopted by medical students, returned to England.
The large former customs buildings and barracks are abandoned, empty, with blind windows above the road.
When the city put the building, an abandoned library for the blind, up for auction 20 years ago, it restricted its use to a nonprofit community facility.
The New Yorker, September 30 , 1996P. 76 The narrator's father is in the hospital, and her mother, confused and blind, feels abandoned.
I was 13 when I briefly went to school there, the mountainsides harbouring rumours of the last Englishwomen abandoned in brass beds, blind, being eaten alive by maggots, surrounded by pictures still conserving the glamour of an age convinced too long of its staying power.
The disfigured veteran waits until the first anniversary of his wife's burial before returning to the flower stall, only to see the blind girl, having abandoned all hope, step out, unseeing eyes to the heavens, into the onrushing traffic.
