blindly
/ˈblaɪndli/
adverb
- Without being able to see or without using sight.
- He stumbled blindly through the dark hallway.
- The blindfolded player reached out blindly to tag someone.
- She felt blindly for the light switch on the wall.
- Without thinking, understanding, or questioning; in an unthinking or uncritical way.
- He trusted his friend blindly and never doubted his advice.
- Many people blindly follow trends without considering if they suit them.
- The crowd blindly accepted the leader's promises without asking for proof.
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