adv. (UN-1 11.)
1741. Richardson, Pamela, IV. 422. [She] listens eagerly to Stories told to the Disadvantage of Individuals of her own Sex: Will unpityingly propagate such Stories.
1817. Lady Morgan, France, I. (1818), I. 9. The smallest infringement of the dreadful code was unpityingly punished.
1895. Forum (U.S.), Oct., 210. The effects … would operate in a socialistic state even more rigidly, more unpityingly and more openly than they do now.
