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1813.  Lamb, Play-house Mem., Wks. 1908, I. 202. I love the unenquiring gratitude of such spectators.

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1850.  Marsden, Early Purit. (1853), 65. He is a son of the church because he is unenquiring.

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1862.  M. Hopkins, Hawaii, 373. It demands … unenquiring condemnation and unpitying punishment.

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  Hence Unenquiringly adv.

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1841.  Myers, Cath. Th., III. § 50. 191. They give themselves up … unenquiringly to mere traditions concerning it.

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1862.  M. Hopkins, Hawaii, 350. The American missionaries … threw themselves unenquiringly … into a crusade against the prevailing licentiousness.

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