Synonyms:
blindly
Meaning: without seeing or looking; "he felt around his desk blindly"
Synonyms:
blindly
Meaning: without preparation or reflection; without a rational basis; "they bought the car blindly"; "he picked a wife blindly"
Usage examples
He started blindly through the grass.
Let me give him the last knot." He staggered blindly to his feet.
Kane's rapier sang like an arrow in the dark as he thrust blindly and ferociously.
He therefore struck out blindly and cruelly, and the innocent went down with the guilty.
However, if the weather doesn't clear by to-morrow, we must either march blindly on or reduce food.
This time running blindly, I went northeastward in a direction at right angles to my previous expedition.
His face was turned to the sky, his eyes blindly staring; there was no pulse, no breath; he was already cold in death.
"Who?" cried Joel, staring around blindly, "who, Polly?" Polly had just opened her lips to explain, when Mr. King's portly, handsome figure appeared in the doorway.
If the workers can do nothing but blindly pursue the same tasks, it is to be expected that the wages of hand-labor will fall in a particular trade into which machinery is suddenly introduced.
But it has always seemed to me that it MUST be HEAVENLY to be loved blindly, passionately, wholly . . . worshipped, in fact--and the very fact that Percy was slow and stupid was an attraction for me, as I thought he would love me all the more.