adv. (UN-1 11; cf. prec.)
1754. Edwards, Freed. Will, II. xiii. 134. Liable to act unintelligently and unreasonably.
1836. J. Gilbert, Chr. Atonem., iv. 119. The doctrine … has been charged with exhibiting the Divine Being as implacable, most unintelligently.
1889. Jessopp, Coming of Friars, v. 224. They knew how to … go through the services though unintelligently.
