Obs. [f. as prec. + -ATION: cf. starvation.] = BLINDING, BLIND sb. 4–6.

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1588.  J. Harvey, Discoursive Probl., 52. The pretended cloke of Incubus, or such like glozing blindation.

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1617.  Collins, Def. Bp. Ely, II. vii. 260. That’s the blindation.

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a. 1734.  North, Exam., I. iii. ¶ 106. 196. These Authors … build up Blindations before one of the foulest Knots of Inquiry that ever defiled the Sun’s Light.

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