leap in the dark



leap in the dark

A chance that one takes despite being uncertain of the consequences or outcome. I don't usually go on blind dates, but I took a leap in the dark and agreed to meet Sarah's friend for dinner.
See also: dark, leap

leap in the dark

An act whose results cannot be predicted. For example, Given today's high divorce rate, he considered marriage a leap in the dark. [Late 1600s]
See also: dark, leap

leap in the dark

An act whose consequences cannot be predicted.
See also: dark, leap

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
AmbroŻY-Polish (Rare)
Jehan-Medieval French
CashKASHEnglish
Hamed-Arabic, Persian
JÓHannes-Icelandic, Faroese
Agatha['ægəθə]