blindly obey

Frequency: 6.57.0 per million words

To obey without thinking or questioning, sometimes with negative connotations.

obeyADVERB + obey

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blindly

Examples (10)

  • Soldiers are often trained to blindly obey their superiors.
  • You shouldn't blindly obey every instruction you receive without questioning it.
  • The cult members would blindly obey whatever their leader told them to do.
  • He was criticized for blindly obeying the rules even when they didn't make sense.
  • The AI will blindly obey the commands given by the programmer.
  • The children were taught to blindly obey their parents' wishes.
  • History shows the dangers of people who blindly obey authority figures.
  • It is a mistake to blindly obey the latest fashion trends.
  • The dog was trained to blindly obey every whistle and gesture.
  • Instead of thinking for themselves, they chose to blindly obey the traditions.