unsolicitedly
unsolicitedly adverb: without having been asked or commanded.
Adverb
unsolicitedly (comparative more unsolicitedly, superlative most unsolicitedly)
- Without having been asked or commanded.
- What came next was Boylen unexpectedly and unsolicitedly supplying some context.2019 December 2, Darnell Mayberry, “Nuggets from my notebook: Are you buying the Bulls’ recent improvement?”, in The New York Times
Forms of unsolicitedly
| comparative | more unsolicitedly |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unsolicitedly |
Origin of unsolicitedly
From unsolicited + -ly.
Questions about unsolicitedly
- What does unsolicitedly mean?
- Unsolicitedly means without having been asked or commanded.
- What part of speech is unsolicitedly?
- Unsolicitedly is an adverb.
Words near unsolicitedly in the dictionary
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