unreprovedly

English

Etymology

unreproved +‎ -ly

Adverb

unreprovedly (comparative more unreprovedly, superlative most unreprovedly)

1. Without being reproved.
   • 1875, Frank Lee Benedict, Mr. Vaughan's Heir, page 178:

     Miss Janet let him converse as unreprovedly as she had done before, and even asked a question now and then, which showed that she was interested.