undevotedly

English

Etymology

From undevoted +‎ -ly.

Adverb

undevotedly (comparative more undevotedly, superlative most undevotedly)

1. Without devotion.
   • 1954, Thomas Ira Cook, Power through purpose: the realism of idealism as a basis for foreign policy, Johns Hopkins Press:

     From the alliance has come forth a corrupt but forceful tyranny which undevotedly exploits its parents in order to maintain and extend untrammeled and arbitrary power.