advisedly

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And my further gut feel is that a very significant portion of conservative America ill-advisedly wants exactly that.

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With intentionality, and deliberately, usually also with a connotation of due consideration and wise choosing.

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adverb

With intentionality, and deliberately, usually also with a connotation of due consideration and wise choosing.

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Core meanings and parts of speech for advisedly.

adverb

With intentionality, and deliberately, usually also with a connotation of due consideration and wise choosing.

Example sentences

And my further gut feel is that a very significant portion of conservative America ill-advisedly wants exactly that.

Mars has too little atmosphere, among other problems, and Venus has way the hell (word chosen advisedly) too much.

Surely that's more important than what people choose (potentially ill advisedly?) to use them for?

I read that comment on my phone screen and (ill-advisedly) replied there as well, and missed that part.

Fully agree with @tptacek here: > But AI is also incredibly — a word I use advisedly — important.

I've frozen my nuts off in ill advisedly cold computer rooms to rescue improbably important systems and so on.

Let us assume that such words exist, and that the supplicant (and I use that word advisedly) implements them.

Including any Javascript viruses they ill-advisedly include on their page.

The USA has mostly evolved (I use that word advisedly) beyond that.

But it’s clearly not an assumption that is always valid, because I can equally imagine someone using the word (ill-advisedly, of course) as a joke.

Same happened with the Icelandic banks: in mid-2000, I knew several Americans who rather ill-advisedly created accounts with forex brokers just to get ~8% interest on ISK, a currency and economy they otherwise knew nothing about.

(Caps used advisedly, in this case, we need to do a bit of yelling at these standards committee weenies refusing to, you know, fix the damn bugs in the standard).

Quote examples

Wiktionary defines "heuristic" to be: > a practical method [...] not following or derived from any theory, or based on an advisedly oversimplified one.

You're right - I use the word "continuous" advisedly.

Well, I'm sure you used "will be" advisedly -- until the improvements you mention come about, TLS to hidden services is valuable even though Tor already provides transport encryption.

It is surprising how many great works have emerged from the time freed up by house arrest: Galileo finally had time to write his “Two New Sciences” after his run-in with the Inquisition, and Fresnel was free to develop his theory of diffraction after he ill-advisedly joined a militia to support the Bourbon king during Napoleon’s return.