verb
- to hit or attack someone from their blind side or when they are not expecting it
- to catch someone completely off guard with unexpected news or events
noun
- the side where a person has limited or no vision
- an unexpected attack or surprise
Examples
- The linebacker blindsided the quarterback with a hard tackle.
- The company blindsided employees with sudden layoffs.
- She was completely blindsided by the breakup.
- The defender came from his blindside.
- The news of the merger was a total blindside.
- He approached from her blindside so she didn’t see him coming.
- The criticism blindsided the politician during the debate.