A shot in the dark.
[Idiom] A SHOT IN THE DARK. - Navigating through uncertainty with bold attempts!
attempt with little chance of success
Taking 'A shot in the dark' describes an action taken with little hope due to lack of information or sheer unpredictability. Imagine walking in a dark room and trying to find a light switch; you might reach out randomly hoping to find it. This idiom often applies to situations where outcomes are uncertain, pushing the boundaries of our comfort zones into realms where we have little control or visibility. It's an optimistic, albeit risky, approach to solving problems, testing new ideas, or making decisions.
Example Sentences
His guess was a shot in the dark, but surprisingly, it was correct.
His guess was completely random, but it turned out to be correct.
Submitting the application was a shot in the dark, but she hoped for the best.
Submitting the application was uncertain, but she was hopeful.
She took a shot in the dark and called him to ask about the job opening.
She tried calling him about the job without knowing if it would succeed.
