unqualifyingly

adv

unqualifyingly

adv

Etymology From unqualifying + -ly.

1

Without qualification or question; entirely.

  • If you adopt unqualifyingly the principle of self-determination, again, what is your unit?1921, University Debaters' Annual, volume 7, page 373:
  • Such was their effect that Frank appears to have suspended his critical capacities; he accepted unqualifyingly the decency of the organization, whatever.1996, Stephen Fineman, Yiannis Gabriel, Experiencing Organizations, page 141:

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