In an unwise, injudicious, or foolish manner; imprudently, foolishly.

In a dizzy or giddy manner.

Foolishly, unwisely.

foolishly.

Foolishly; in a confused manner.

Foolishly, unwisely.

Without discernment; foolishly; ignorantly.

In an ignorant, unwise, or foolish manner; unwisely. Obsolete.

In unlearned fashion; ignorantly; foolishly.

Foolishly, unwisely; (also) wickedly. Obsolete.

Foolishly. English regional (northern) in later use. Obsolete.

Foolishly. Obsolete.

In a foolish manner; without good sense or judgement.

In an inept manner; unfitly, unsuitably; foolishly.

In a peevish manner; with irritable discontent or petty bad temper. Formerly also: †perversely, capriciously, spitefully, foolishly (obsolete).

In a foolish, silly, or stupid manner; without common sense; ignorantly. Obsolete.

unwisely, foolishly.

In a stupid or foolish manner; in an irrational, unintelligible, or meaningless manner. Formerly also: †in a senseless or unresponsive condition (obs…

foolishly.

In a foolish, absurd, or senseless manner; so as to attract ridicule; ludicrously, ridiculously.

Foolishly, carelessly, wrongly.

In an insipid manner; tastelessly; dully; †senselessly, foolishly.

†(a) mildly, meekly (obsolete); (b) foolishly.

= sillily, adv. 2. regional and colloquial in later use.

In a manner that indicates a lack of intelligence or common sense; stupidly, foolishly. In later use colloquial.

foolishly.

Like a fool; in the manner of a fool. Now rare.

(un-, prefix1 affix 5.)

In a foolish or silly manner.

In an asinine manner; foolishly, stupidly.

in an ill-advised manner, injudiciously, imprudently.