👉 Blindly or without purposeful intention, the word 'ablates' describes a process of unconscious decay or destruction.

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👉 Blindly refers to being unaware or inconsiderate of something, especially when it is not related to your actions or decisions. It can also mean not paying attention or not considering a situation that may be important or relevant to you.

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👉 Blindly, but not in a way that is manipulative or deceitful.

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👉 Sure! "Blindly" is a term that comes from the Latin word "blinii," meaning to "lose sight of something." In colloquial speech, this term can mean "totally blind and unnoticeable" when describing someone who appears oblivious or unaware of an event.

Now let's talk about "blindly." A classic example is a scene from the movie "The Shawshank Redemption," where Andy Dufresne (played by Tim Robbins) is shown a map of his own cell in the prison, with no mention of any prisoners being housed there. He casually ignores the sign that says "No Visitors" and continues to talk on his phone, oblivious to the fact that other inmates are spending hours exploring their cells. This scene was so unsettling because it portrays Andy's lack of concern for others' comfort and safety. The film is a great example of how humor can sometimes be twisted to create an eerie or unsettling effect by emphasizing the flaws in human behavior.