Blindly

/ˈblaɪndli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a manner showing a lack of discernment or understanding; without perception or insight.

She followed the instructions blindly, without questioning their validity.

In a way that involves no critical thinking or evaluation.

He blindly accepted the recommendations of his friends without doing any research.

To do something without consideration of the consequences.

They blindly invested their savings in the risky venture.

From the adjective 'blind' combined with the adverbial suffix '-ly'.

blindly trusting

Having faith in someone without questioning their motives.

blindly following

Accepting and adhering to direction without critical thought.

going blindly into something

Entering a situation without understanding the risks involved.

blind

Unable to see; lacking vision.

blindness

The condition of being unable to see.

To do something without awareness or concern.

He went into that relationship blindly.

To act without thinking or understanding the consequences.

She was living life blindly, taking risks without considering the outcomes.