adv. (UN-1 11.)
1637. Abp. Laud, Sp. Star-Chamber, 14 June, 24. That clause being unfittingly expressed, we thought fit to passe it over.
1656. W. Montague, Accompl. Wom., 101. It were to be ill advised … to be so unfittingly pitifull to insolence or detraction.
1828. Scott, F. M. Perth, xiii. Men who have matched unfittingly become careless in the choice of those whom they love.
