blind·ly 
/ˈblaɪndli/ adverb
/ˈblaɪndli/ adverb 1 : without seeing
▪ She stumbled blindly in the dark. 2 : without noticing or seeming to see anything
▪ The frightened children ran blindly from the house. ▪ He stared blindly [=blankly] at the wall. 3 : without thinking or questioning
▪ They blindly followed their leaders. ▪ They were taught not to blindly obey, but to consider carefully what they were being told to do.
▪ She stumbled blindly in the dark.
▪ The frightened children ran blindly from the house. ▪ He stared blindly [=blankly] at the wall.
▪ They blindly followed their leaders. ▪ They were taught not to blindly obey, but to consider carefully what they were being told to do.
