1 an area that sb cannot see, especially an area of the road when they are driving a car:
The rear-view mirror helps to reduce blind spots on both sides of the car.
2 if sb has a blind spot about sth, they ignore it or they are unwilling or unable to understand it:
I have a blind spot where maths is concerned.
3 the part of the RETINA in the eye that is not sensitive to light
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