blindly

For Black liberals, the idea of progress did not blindly assume its inevitability.

Democrats seek the center blindly, often mistaking Washington’s perceived middle ground for America’s, although the two don’t look anything alike.

Love was attempting to throw the ball away to avoid a sack and a safety, heaving the ball blindly and into McCollough’s arms near the goal line.

I'm actually fairly confident that it won't happen largely because the candidate herself has already demonstrated that she's not going to blindly follow their advice.

It is not a time to rage blindly or with futility.