Adverb
In a blinding manner.
Extremely.
It is blindingly obvious that we need more money.
As far as I can tell nobody in Amazon has the job of explaining to Bezos that in the real world people do notice the blindingly obvious, and that said people tend to be irritated by Amazon’s assumption that they are too stupid to notice… Source: Internet
I’m not looking for Hollywood perfection, they don’t need to be blindingly white; just an even arrangement of my own teeth will suffice. Source: Internet
Mr Bercow said it was “blindingly obvious” there was a campaign to stop him receiving a peerage. Source: Internet
“As we look around us, the urgent need for such investment is blindingly obvious. Source: Internet
I have a good buddy who insists the blindingly gaudy ’76 Topps set was the best ever produced. Source: Internet
But with each passing year, the government's foolishness across the board has become blindingly clear. Source: Internet