adv. (UN-1 11. Cf. prec. 2.)
1861. Miss Yonge, Young Stepmother, iii. 26. Albinia had been strongly interested by the touching facts, so untouchingly narrated.
1989. M. Kempton, in N. Y. Newsday, 12 April, 23. [Oliver] North gazed upon her with the countenance of a whipped but still half-trusting dog, not untouchingly solicitous but wearing infinitely larger sorrows of its own, as it clearly ought.
