unreasoningly

The native thought, wiser than ours, simply and unreasoningly says, “He is, He was.”

He conspired secretly and subtly, and with all his apparent moderation of character he blindly and unreasoningly hated everything Protestant and non-Portuguese.

In the Cossack camp, shortly after the battle at Krutaya Balka, the cry, "Yeremi is coming!" was heard among the Cossacks and spread a panic among the mob, who began to run away unreasoningly.

She was loving, lovable, delightfully whimsical, but also unreasoningly impractical in many ways.

He knew full well how prone youthful enthusiasm is to fall down and worship unreasoningly before the personal peculiarities of an artist or composer.