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Meanings of uncritically in English

In an uncritical manner.

Usage of uncritically in English
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The story uncritically presents the paper's conclusions as remarkable new findings.
The Irish Times
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This denier messaging was then uncritically reported by the farming press.
The Guardian
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It's largely an excuse for an uncritically ostentatious display of wealth.
The Irish Times
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And why have they so uncritically accepted Stuart's utter disengenuousness about his stance?
The Irish Times
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Slogans are certainly being thrown about but no slogan should be accepted uncritically.
The Irish Times
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That to which we are accustomed we accept uncritically and unreflectively.
An Introduction to Philosophy
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But they fight against these human-rights abuses, while he embraces the Islamic world uncritically.
The post-american presidency: the obama administration's war on ...
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That is the self-serving fiction we must not read uncritically.
The Last of the Mohicans
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It's an easy attitude into which one can uncritically fall.
Climbing Magazine
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Jukes was uncritically glad to have his captain at hand.
Typhoon
11
Those early books of Tennyson and Browning have frequently, and somewhat uncritically, been contrasted.
Life of Robert Browning
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She had accepted Eustace rather impulsively, but she had not married him quite uncritically.
The Folly Of Eustace / 1896
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And why do so many journalists uncritically repeat their nonsense?
Reuters
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Bush only intermittently engaged in the Middle East, choosing to side almost uncritically with Israel.
The Guardian
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Our national broadcaster uncritically pumping out racist rants is just another legitimisation of such bigotry.
The Guardian
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He certainly had no intention of proceeding uncritically, as we shall see a little later.
An Introduction to Philosophy
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Uncritically through the time