Meaning
To have complete faith in someone or something without any doubt or scrutiny.
Cultural Background
In India, 'Guru-Shishya' tradition values total surrender to the teacher, which is a positive form of 'blind faith'. In modern workplaces, this phrase is used to criticize employees who don't verify facts. It is a common warning given by elders to youth regarding social interactions.
Context is key
Always check if you are using it as a warning or a description of loyalty.
Meaning
To have complete faith in someone or something without any doubt or scrutiny.
Context is key
Always check if you are using it as a warning or a description of loyalty.
Test Yourself
Complete the sentence.
उसने अपने पार्टनर पर ______ विश्वास किया और सब कुछ खो दिया।
The idiom for blind trust is 'आँख मूँदकर'.
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Practice Bank
1 exercisesउसने अपने पार्टनर पर ______ विश्वास किया और सब कुछ खो दिया।
The idiom for blind trust is 'आँख मूँदकर'.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsNot necessarily. It can describe deep, loyal love, but it is usually a warning.
Related Phrases
अंधविश्वास
similarSuperstition/Blind faith
धोखा खाना
contrastTo be betrayed
