blindly

• Adverbe signifiant 'sans voir ou sans comprendre ce qui se passe' ou 'sans réfléchir ni avoir de raison valable'. Il peut décrire une action physique effectuée sans la vue ou, plus souvent, une action métaphorique accomplie sans discernement ni conscience.

An adverb meaning 'without seeing or understanding what is happening' or 'without careful thought or reason.' It can describe physical action performed without sight or, more commonly, a metaphorical action done without judgment or awareness.

1. Without sightB1formal

   In a way that involves not being able to see or without looking.

   à l'aveugle

   • He walked blindly through the dark tunnel.
   • She reached blindly for the light switch.
   • The blindfolded man moved blindly across the room.

   Antonymesclearlyvisually

2. Without thought or reasonB2formal

   In a way that lacks careful thought, preparation, or rational judgment.

   sans réfléchir

   • He blindly accepted the terms without reading them.
   • She blindly followed the crowd's opinion.
   • Investing blindly can lead to significant financial losses.

   Synonymescarelesslyheedlesslyimpulsivelymindlesslyrashlythoughtlesslyunthinkingly

   Antonymescarefullyconsideratelydeliberatelyjudiciouslyprudentlyrationallyreasonablythoughtfully