unintendingly
unintendingly adverb: unintentionally.
Adverb
unintendingly (comparative more unintendingly, superlative most unintendingly)
- unintentionally
- […] a power which not only seemed irresistibly to draw him toward Isabel, but to draw him away from another quarter—wantonly as it were, and yet quite ignorantly and unintendingly; […]1852, Herman Melville, Pierre; or The Ambiguities
Forms of unintendingly
| comparative | more unintendingly |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unintendingly |
Origin of unintendingly
From unintending + -ly.
Questions about unintendingly
- What does unintendingly mean?
- Unintendingly means unintentionally.
- What part of speech is unintendingly?
- Unintendingly is an adverb.
Words near unintendingly in the dictionary
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