unthoughtedly

English

Etymology

From unthoughted +‎ -ly.

Adverb

unthoughtedly (comparative more unthoughtedly, superlative most unthoughtedly)

1. Without forethought.
   • 1926, Nolan Rice Best, Yes, "It's the Law" and It's a Good Law, page 81:

     To any propaganda even half plausible a great and wide opportunity always lies open in the fatuous American custom of repeating unthoughtedly the latest favorite saying of "the man in the street."