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snow blindness
(redirected from Intense sunlight)

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snow blindness
n.
A usually temporary loss of vision and inflammation of the conjunctiva and cornea, caused by exposure of the eyes to bright sunlight and ultraviolet rays reflected from snow or ice.
snow-blind (snblnd), snow-blinded (-blndd) adj.
Translations
snow blindness n (Med) → ambliopia da riflesso della neve
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