Sentence examples for legally blind from inspiring English sources

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legitimately blind

legally reckless

formally blind

technically blind

officially blind

"legally blind" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
You can use it when discussing an individual who has been legally certified to have a certain level of visual impairment. For example: "John is legally blind and is unable to drive a vehicle."

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Legally blind.

The New York Times

Im is legally blind.

The Guardian - Sport

He is legally blind.

The New York Times

Oh, he's legally blind.

The Washington Post

Ms. Castellano is legally blind.

The New York Times

In August, he was declared legally blind.

The New York Times

(He is legally blind; the show apologized).

The New Yorker

"He's legally blind," my patient says.

The New York Times

His wife, Allison, is also legally blind.

The New York Times

He is African-American and legally blind.

The New York Times

By the 10th grade, he was legally blind.

University of California, Berkeley

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statutory blind

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