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unqualifyingly

unqualifyingly adverb: without qualification or question; entirely.

Adverb

unqualifyingly (comparative more unqualifyingly, superlative most unqualifyingly)

  1. Without qualification or question; entirely.
    • If you adopt unqualifyingly the principle of self-determination, again, what is your unit?1921, University Debaters' Annual, volume 7, page 373
    • Such was their effect that Frank appears to have suspended his critical capacities; he accepted unqualifyingly the decency of the organization, whatever.1996, Stephen Fineman, Yiannis Gabriel, Experiencing Organizations, page 141

Forms of unqualifyingly

comparativemore unqualifyingly
superlativemost unqualifyingly

Origin of unqualifyingly

From unqualifying + -ly.

Questions about unqualifyingly

What does unqualifyingly mean?
Unqualifyingly means without qualification or question; entirely.
What part of speech is unqualifyingly?
Unqualifyingly is an adverb.

Words near unqualifyingly in the dictionary

  1. unqualifiedness
  2. unqualifies
  3. unqualify
  4. unqualifyed
  5. unqualifying
  6. unqualifyingly
  7. unqualitative
  8. unqualitied
  9. unquality
  10. unquantifiability
  11. unquantifiable

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