questionless
Americanadjective
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unquestionable; doubtless.
a questionless fact.
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unquestioning.
questionless faith in God.
adverb
adjective
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blindly adhering, as to a principle or course of action; unquestioning
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a less common word for unquestionable
Other Word Forms
- questionlessly adverb
Etymology
Origin of questionless
late Middle English word dating back to 1375–1425; question, -less
Example Sentences
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And to conferr at the distance of the Indies by Sympathetick conveyances, may be as usual to future times, as to us in a litterary correspondence...Now those, that judge by the narrowness of former Principles, will smile at these Paradoxical expectations: But questionless those great Inventions, that have in these later Ages altered the face of all things; in their naked proposals, and meer suppositions, were to former times as ridiculous.
From Literature
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Questionless the poet has done more to make Marblehead known than all the historians and magazine-writers put together, though the notoriety is little relished there.
From Project Gutenberg
He delighted in the company of the questionless.
From Project Gutenberg
The rich man Boaz sleeps, quite unconscious of the Moabitess Ruth, who lies expectant at his feet: 'Asphodel scents did Gilgal's breezes bring— Through nuptial shadows, questionless, full fast The angels sped, for momently there pass'd A something blue which seem'd to be a wing.
From Project Gutenberg
It can never be reached by a public opinion which worships success and bows to wealth with questionless devotion.
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