blindsided (Meaning)
blindsided
to hit unexpectedly from or as if from the blind side, the side on which one who is blind in one eye cannot see, to surprise unpleasantly, the side on which one that is blind in one eye cannot see, the side away from which one is looking
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blindsided Sentence Examples
- The unexpected breakup left her feeling completely blindsided and devastated.
- The sudden financial crisis blindsided the company, forcing them to lay off half their staff.
- The aggressive opponent blindsided the boxer with a devastating punch.
- The politician was blindsided by the damaging allegations that emerged during the campaign.
- The broken engagement blindsided the couple, leaving them shattered and heartbroken.
- The virus blindsided the healthcare system, overwhelming hospitals and medical professionals.
- The car accident blindsided the victims, leaving them with severe injuries.
- The divorce blindsided the husband, who had no idea his wife was unhappy in the marriage.
- The sudden death of her best friend blindsided the woman, leaving her feeling lost and alone.
- The government's sudden policy change blindsided businesses, forcing them to adapt quickly or face severe consequences.
FAQs About the word blindsided
to hit unexpectedly from or as if from the blind side, the side on which one who is blind in one eye cannot see, to surprise unpleasantly, the side on which one
dumbstruck, thunderstruck, dumfounded,surprised, stunned, startled, flabbergasted, awestruck, bewildered, dazed
unruffled,nonchalant, casual,blasé, blase,
The unexpected breakup left her feeling completely blindsided and devastated.
The sudden financial crisis blindsided the company, forcing them to lay off half their staff.
The aggressive opponent blindsided the boxer with a devastating punch.
The politician was blindsided by the damaging allegations that emerged during the campaign.
