unreasoningly

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un·rea·son·ing

(ŭn-rē′zə-nĭng)

adj.

Not governed or moderated by reason.

un·rea′son·ing·ly adv.

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unreasoningly - in an unreasoning visceral manner

viscerally

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Most of them have had association with White Russians and the whole tradition and bias of the FO [Foreign Office] and Diplomatic service is violently and unreasoningly anti-Russian" (pp.

Stafford Cripps in Moscow 1940-1942: Diaries and Papers

It unreasoningly ignores the fact that reason is an occasional adjunct of sentient being, and that it can never maintain itself autonomously, apart from a state of being that is also sentient.

The community of sentient beings: J.M. Coetzee's ecology in Disgrace and Elizabeth Costello

As in "Itinerary," where erotic urges were linked with the possession of the land, Each in a Place Apart treats erotic urges as terribly and unreasoningly jealous.