blindly
/ˈblʌɪndli
/adverb
1Without being able to see; unseeingly: she began groping blindly in the dark...
- Nothing like sopping wet drunks stumbling around blindly in the light from dying embers.
- He stared at him blindly, his eyes almost vacant.
- Reaching out blindly to where she should've been, Dante whispered her tarnished name.
Synonyms
sightlessly, without sight, without vision, unseeingly
impetuously, impulsively, rashly, hastily, recklessly, heedlessly, uncontrolledly, uncontrollably, uninhibitedly, unrestrainedly, wildly, irrationally, frantically, violently, furiously
uncritically, unthinkingly, mindlessly, injudiciously, indiscriminately;
airily, insouciantly;
credulously, naively
rare undiscerningly
2Without understanding or using one’s judgement; unthinkingly: don’t blindly accept dogma as justification...
- It is no badge of courage to blindly accept the actions taken in our name by our government.
- In terms of the larger historical and social questions, they proceed blindly.
- When we study the Buddhist dharma, we are not supposed to blindly accept what we are told.
- traductio
- traduction
- traductionist
- traductive
- traductor
- trady
- Trafalgar, Battle of
- Trafalgar Square
- traffic
- trafficator
- traffic calming
- traffic circle
- traffic cone
- traffic island
- traffic jam
- trafficker
- trafficless
- traffic light
- traffic lights
- traffic pattern
- traffic sign
- traffic signal
- traffic warden
- trag
- traga