Synonyms for blindly
blind·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. blindlyadverb

   without seeing or looking

   "he felt around his desk blindly"

2. blindlyadverb

   without preparation or reflection; without a rational basis

   "they bought the car blindly"; "he picked a wife blindly"

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1. List of paraphrases for "blindly":

   indiscriminately, unquestioningly, blind

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1. Zou Lan:

   In recent years, this company did not operate and manage itself well. It failed to conduct prudent operations according to changing market conditions, and it blindly diversified and expanded its business.

2. Carli Lloyd:

   I think I definitely could do it with the right practice and the right technique, but I don't want to go in there blindly, I want to actually attempt to do it. I know I definitely could do it because anything I set my mind to do, I can do it, and I actually do kick balls for a living.

3. Joanna Lipari:

   Think of how we forgive or redeem the alcoholic or the drug addict, we don't blindly believe they are 'cured,' but we allow the space for their behavior to show they're redeemed.

4. Beatriz Mendoza:

   What's left of the Boomers that blindly support Henry Cuellar are fading, and the Boomers that consider themselves more moderate, like my dad, my uncles, my relatives, are listening to Gen Zers more, gen Z and millennials are becoming more activated in politics and we are advocating within our families for more progressive candidates.

5. Nick Maroutsos:

   They are creating a plan, a framework for what they're going to do, i'd be more concerned if they didn't have a framework and they just started buying bonds blindly.