blindly
English
/ˈblaɪndli/
adv
Definitions
- In a blind manner; without sight; sightlessly.
- Without consideration or question.
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English blindly inherited from Old English blindlīċe (blindly, in a blind manner, rashly) suffix from English blind.
Origin
English
blind
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- beblind English
- blind English
- blind spot English
- blindability English
- blindable English
- blinden English
- blinder English
- blindest English
- blindeth English
- blindfish English
- blindfold English
- blindhood English
- blindish English
- blindism English
- blindless English
- blindman English
- blindness English
- blindside English
- blindsight English
- blindspot English
- deafblind English
- emblind English
- gender-blind English
- genderblind English
- inblind English
- miniblind English
- moon-blind English
- moonblind English
- muscleblind English
- nonblind English
- noseblind English
- race-blind English
- snowblind English
- stereoblind English
- sunblind English
- unblind English
- blind German
- ブラインド Japanese
- blind Old English
- blindlīċe Old English
- blindly Middle English
- blinda Esperanto
- blind
- emblind
- beblind
- unblind
- blinden
- blinder
- inblind
- blindman
- blindest
- sunblind
- nonblind
- blindism
- blindish
- blindeth
- blindside
- moonblind
- snowblind
- blindhood
- blindspot
- blindfish
- blindness
- blindable
- noseblind
- blindless
- miniblind
- blindfold
- deafblind
- blind spot
- moon-blind
- race-blind
- blindsight
- muscleblind
- stereoblind
- genderblind
- blindability
- gender-blind