unplannedly

English

Etymology

From unplanned +‎ -ly.

Adverb

unplannedly (comparative more unplannedly, superlative most unplannedly)

1. Without the use of a plan; haphazardly.
   • 1942, Behind the Headlines, volume 3, numbers 1-6, page 4:

     With a youthful ease and a conciseness of English not always notable in professors, he began by pointing out that Canadians had in the past exploited their resources and their land unplannedly and piecemeal.