unadulterously

English

Etymology

From unadulterous +‎ -ly.

Adverb

unadulterously (not comparable)

1. In an unadulterous way.
   • 1643, John Milton, The Doctrine and Discipline of Divorce:

     […] seeing many beasts in voluntary and chosen couples, live together as unadulterously, and are as truly married in that respect.

   • 1965, Melita Maschmann, Account Rendered: A Dossíer on My Former Self, page 87:

     One would have to be very unworldly to believe that most men of this kind live ascetically and unadulterously.

   • 2011, David Eddie, Damage Control: How to Tiptoe Away from the Smoking Wreckage of Your Latest Screw-Up With a Minimum of Harm to Your Reputation‎^[1]:

     And a big reason we were able to come together with such decisiveness is we were both emphatically, unadulteratedly, unadulterously single.