1. blindness or the state of being blind
Usage: formal; archaic; medical or literary contexts

Examples

• The patient's cecity resulted from a severe eye injury.
• In medieval literature, cecity was often used as a metaphor for spiritual ignorance.
• The doctor diagnosed the child's cecity as congenital.
• His cecity did not prevent him from pursuing a meaningful career.
• The novel explored themes of cecity and enlightenment.