uncritically

American  

[uhn-krit-ik-lee] / ʌnˈkrɪt ɪk li /

adverb

1. in an uncritical way.

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Example Sentences

The Times uncritically presents the Republicans' claim that they are attempting to cut and end federal "entitlement" programs and "wasteful spending" as part of an effort to "balance the federal budget".

From Salon

Polls here suggest a significant minority of the electorate, especially from Lima’s moneyed classes, believe Fujimori’s claims, which have been echoed uncritically by much of Peru’s mainstream media.

From Washington Post

Amplifying the anti-Trump Republicans' message uncritically, as many liberal media and politicians are doing, will not make them more relevant within the Republican party.

From Salon

In the early days of the outbreak, the WHO uncritically amplified false Chinese claims about how the virus was transmitted.

From Washington Post

“There’s a residual wariness among the media about being careful not to uncritically help elevate someone who’s more celebrity than proven public servant,” he said.

From New York Times