blindfoldedly
blindfoldedly adverb: in a blindfolded manner; blindly.
Adverb
blindfoldedly (comparative more blindfoldedly, superlative most blindfoldedly)
- In a blindfolded manner; blindly.
- [I]t may be useful to point out that one should not apply the law of large numbers blindfoldedly.1996, Harald Uhlig, “A law of large numbers for large economies”, in Economic Theory, volume 8, →DOI, page 48 of 41−50
Forms of blindfoldedly
| comparative | more blindfoldedly |
|---|---|
| superlative | most blindfoldedly |
Origin of blindfoldedly
From blindfolded + -ly.
Questions about blindfoldedly
- What does blindfoldedly mean?
- Blindfoldedly means in a blindfolded manner; blindly.
- What part of speech is blindfoldedly?
- Blindfoldedly is an adverb.
Words near blindfoldedly in the dictionary
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