unaccountably

I say “unaccountably” because I have always been confident that full-on fathering was the right decision for my family.

You were perfect until the very end of that last sentence, when you unaccountably used ellipses instead of a period!

George McGovern was an unassailable war hero: a World War II bomber pilot who had unaccountably survived 35 missions over Germany.

I had no sooner stepped upon the frail structure when it suddenly and unaccountably gave way in the middle.

Once gathered, a certain unease unaccountably fell over the party.

He was in a high state of excitement, seeming unaccountably younger and making fearful blunders in English.

There was nothing remarkable in it: but it seemed unaccountably fresh to me,—as though I had but left it yesterday.

Oh, she has a way of thinking in large totals of people she likes, and she does like me, most unaccountably.