out of the blue

/ˌaʊt əv ðə ˈblu/
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In a completely unexpected way, with no warning beforehand.

Examples

  • The storm did not arrive out of the blue because forecasters had warned us.
  • Her question seemed to come out of the blue and left everyone silent.
  • Out of the blue, the landlord offered to lower our rent.
  • Why did he resign out of the blue?
  • The job offer came out of the blue, just when she had stopped searching.

Similar words

all of a sudden
unexpectedly
without warning
from nowhere

Meanings

Without warning

everyday
neutral
Suddenly and unexpectedly, when there was no sign that something was about to happen.

Examples

  • An old school friend called me out of the blue last night.
  • The job offer came out of the blue, just when she had stopped searching.
  • Why did he resign out of the blue?
  • The storm did not arrive out of the blue because forecasters had warned us.
  • Out of the blue, the landlord offered to lower our rent.
  • Her question seemed to come out of the blue and left everyone silent.

Similar words

Etymology

The expression uses blue to mean the clear blue sky. It grew from the image of a sudden lightning bolt appearing from a clear sky, something that seems to arrive without warning.

FAQ

What does out of the blue mean?

Out of the blue means suddenly and unexpectedly, with no warning beforehand.

Is out of the blue positive or negative?

It is neutral. The unexpected event can be welcome, unwelcome, or simply surprising.

What is a synonym for out of the blue?

Close alternatives include unexpectedly, without warning, and all of a sudden.

Where can out of the blue go in a sentence?

It can follow a verb or begin a sentence, as in “Out of the blue, Maya called.”

Where does out of the blue come from?

It draws on the image of lightning suddenly appearing from a clear blue sky.

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