1. the act of limiting or narrowing one's perspective or understanding
Usage: gerund form

1. present participle of blinker; limiting someone's understanding or perspective
Usage: often used in progressive tenses

Examples

• The media's focus on scandal is blinkering public debate about real issues.
• His rigid ideology was blinkering his ability to see alternative solutions.
• The blinkering of students through standardized testing concerns many educators.
• She accused the committee of blinkering themselves to obvious problems.
• The blinkering effect of social media echo chambers is well documented.
• Stop blinkering yourself to other viewpoints and listen to different opinions.