Able to do blindfolded Meaning in English
expression
Definition
If you can do something 'blindfolded,' it means you are so familiar with it that you can easily do it without needing to see, usually because of experience or skill.
Usage & Nuances
This is an informal, figurative expression for things you can do very easily due to routine or skill. Common after verbs ('I can do it blindfolded'). Not used literally (not about actually being blindfolded!). Don't confuse with 'with your eyes closed'—they mean the same.
Example Sentences
I am so practiced that I can do this blindfolded.
basic
He knows the route so well, he could drive there blindfolded.
basic
After years of practice, she can type her password blindfolded.
basic
Honestly, I could make this dish blindfolded—it’s my specialty.
natural
Ask her for help—she can solve those puzzles blindfolded.
natural
These numbers? I’ve added them up so many times, I could do it blindfolded now.
natural