unblinded

[ uhn-blahyn-did ]

/ ʌnˈblaɪn dɪd /

not physically blinded.

without illusions: an unblinded view of reality.

Origin of unblinded

First recorded in 1605–15; un-¹ + blind + -ed²

Do such things happen every spring, or is it just something that has unblinded my eyes?

Phyllis |Maria Thompson Daviess
A strong moral sense appears in a firm adherence to right and an unblinded condemnation of wrong.

Elementary Guide to Literary Criticism |F. V. N. Painter
To have been a husband for a year, and a father for a moment, and in that moment to lose all—this unblinded me.

Padre Ignacio |Owen Wister
Homer smiled; for it was Homer whom he spoke to,—Homer still in the freshness of his unblinded youth.

If, Yes and Perhaps |Edward Everett Hale

Already her quick-sightedness, unblinded by love, showed her Mr. Drayton as he was—vain, and led by his vanity alone.

Mrs. Dorriman, Volume 2 of 3 |Julie Bosville Chetwynd